A Dutch silver container , APPARENTLY ONLY MARKED WITH LATER DUTCH TAX MARK OF 1906-1953, THE NETHERLANDS, 18TH CENTURY

Sale 2576

SILVER, RUSSIAN WORKS OF ART AND OBJECTS OF VERTU

Amsterdam

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4 March 2003

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Lot 200

A Dutch silver container

APPARENTLY ONLY MARKED WITH LATER DUTCH TAX MARK OF 1906-1953, THE NETHERLANDS, 18TH CENTURY

Price realised

EUR 358

Estimate

EUR 300 - EUR 500

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A Dutch silver container
Apparently only marked with later Dutch tax mark of 1906-1953, The Netherlands, 18th Century
Of tapering cylindrical form, the body chased and embossed with a band of grapes and vines, a band of chains, of ovals, large band of acorns and leaves and a band of chains, two small ring handles, acorn finial, detachable conforming cover with two larger ring handles
10.8 cm. long
30 gr.
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Lot 200

A Dutch silver container

APPARENTLY ONLY MARKED WITH LATER DUTCH TAX MARK OF 1906-1953, THE NETHERLANDS, 18TH CENTURY

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