Cuillère Trefid en argent doré gravé de la fin du 17e siècle, marques perdues dans la décoration, marque du fabricant peut-être TT couronné, Londres vers 1690, le revers du bol avec une queue de rat unie et une décoration gravée, la tige avec une décoration feuillagée gravée et des cartouches unis, longueur 16cm, poids approx. 0.7oz.

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