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MAINLY MARK OF GEBRÜDER FRIEDLÄNDER, BERLIN, CIRCA 1900
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A German silver table-service
MAINLY MARK OF GEBRÜDER FRIEDLÄNDER, BERLIN, CIRCA 1900
Rococo pattern, each piece cast and chased on one side with the Royal Prussian eagle and the other with WR monogram with Royal Prussian crown above for Emperor Wilhelm II, comprising: eight table-forks, eight dessert-spoons, eight dessert-forks, a pie lifter, a pair of fish-servers, a pair of asparagus-tongs, two small serving-slices, a jam spoon, a pair of salad-servers with bone bowl and tines, a large serving-slice, eight cheese-knives with steel blades, eight table-knives with steel blades
3008 gr. (weighable silver) (50)
MAINLY MARK OF GEBRÜDER FRIEDLÄNDER, BERLIN, CIRCA 1900
Rococo pattern, each piece cast and chased on one side with the Royal Prussian eagle and the other with WR monogram with Royal Prussian crown above for Emperor Wilhelm II, comprising: eight table-forks, eight dessert-spoons, eight dessert-forks, a pie lifter, a pair of fish-servers, a pair of asparagus-tongs, two small serving-slices, a jam spoon, a pair of salad-servers with bone bowl and tines, a large serving-slice, eight cheese-knives with steel blades, eight table-knives with steel blades
3008 gr. (weighable silver) (50)
來源
The Royal Prussian Collection, Christie's, London, 31 October 2002, lot 888 (part).
注意事項
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