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Lot of hallmarked silver from different manufactures and nationalities, law 916 and law 925, 20th century Composto da 1 posacenere con manico laterale, 3 posacenere a forma di vanga, 3 a forma di cuore, 3 a forma di trifoglio e 3 a forma di rombo; 2 posacenere circolari, 1 ovale e 1 contenitore da un litro; 1 colino, 1 vassoio rettangolare con sede incisa, 1 ciotola con decorazione in rilievo di una ghirlanda di fiori e contatore sulla gronda e una tazza in metallo argentato. Peso totale: 860 gr., senza la tazza Misure: 14 x 18 cm, il vassoio

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Lot of hallmarked silver from different manufactures and nationalities, law 916 and law 925, 20th century Composto da 1 posacenere con manico laterale, 3 posacenere a forma di vanga, 3 a forma di cuore, 3 a forma di trifoglio e 3 a forma di rombo; 2 posacenere circolari, 1 ovale e 1 contenitore da un litro; 1 colino, 1 vassoio rettangolare con sede incisa, 1 ciotola con decorazione in rilievo di una ghirlanda di fiori e contatore sulla gronda e una tazza in metallo argentato. Peso totale: 860 gr., senza la tazza Misure: 14 x 18 cm, il vassoio

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