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Biedermeier silver coffee pot. Slightly bulbous body resting on four spherical feet, with a stepped shoulder. Edges partially outlined with profiled lines and ringed lid knobs. Cream spout monogrammed “M. M.” on the bottom. Minimally restored; marked with various hallmarks, Master Wolfgang Petersen (became a master around 1825), partially unidentified master’s mark and “ISW,” year letter “T.” Total weight approx. 765 g. H. 12.5 cm – 15.5 cm. L. 11.5 cm – 23 cm. Cf. Boje, Vol. 3, p. 14, p. 20, MZ 7083. A Dutch and Danish set consisting of a silver coffee pot, a sugar casket, and a creamer. The creamer is by Wolfgang Petersen (master since around 1825). Minor chipping/restoration. Various assay marks and partially unidentified master’s marks, including the date letter “T.” Netherlands. Rotterdam / Denmark. Hadersleben. Circa 1828–1850.
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