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409 - Biedermeier silver sugar box. Rectangular body resting on four claw feet set into the sides, featuring multiple moldings and edged with egg-and-dart friezes, with rounded corners and a lid hinged at the back, featuring a handle on the front. A central openwork floral arrangement is featured. Lid ornamentation damaged; key missing. Tremoli finish. Hallmark of the Assayer, Assayer B. G. F. Andreack (became Assayer in 1819). Master Carl Heinrich Ludwig Reuter (became a master around 1824). Weight approx. 390 g. H. 9.5 cm. 14.5 cm x 10.5 cm.
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Biedermeier silver sugar box. Rectangular body resting on four claw feet set into the sides, featuring multiple moldings and edged with egg-and-dart friezes, with rounded corners and a lid hinged at the back, featuring a handle on the front. A central openwork floral arrangement is featured. Lid ornamentation damaged; key missing. Tremoli finish. Hallmark of the Assayer, Assayer B. G. F. Andreack (became Assayer in 1819). Master Carl Heinrich Ludwig Reuter (became a master around 1824). Weight approx. 390 g. H. 9.5 cm. 14.5 cm x 10.5 cm. Cf. Scheffler, Berlin, BZ 18, No. 1841, MZ 372. A German Biedermeier silver sugar box by Carl Heinrich Ludwig Reuter (master since around 1824). Lid decoration damaged; key missing. Hallmark, assay mark, assay master’s mark, and master’s mark. Germany. Berlin. Circa 1824–1842.
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International Fine Art Auction No. 198 - PART IAuction house
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