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拍品 292
A pair of Dutch silver sugar casters
AMSTERDAM, 1717, POSSIBLY MARK OF CHRISTIAAN WARENBERG
已結束2007年11月6日
成交價
EUR 17,050
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A pair of Dutch silver sugar casters
Amsterdam, 1717, possibly mark of Christiaan Warenberg
Each on circular base, baluster shaped body, detachable high-domed openwork cover pierced with scrolls and dots, baluster finial, marked on feet, cover and body
17.5 cm. high
440 gr. (2)
Amsterdam, 1717, possibly mark of Christiaan Warenberg
Each on circular base, baluster shaped body, detachable high-domed openwork cover pierced with scrolls and dots, baluster finial, marked on feet, cover and body
17.5 cm. high
440 gr. (2)
A pair of Dutch silver sugar casters
Amsterdam, 1717, possibly mark of Christiaan Warenberg
Each on circular base, baluster shaped body, detachable high-domed openwork cover pierced with scrolls and dots, baluster finial, marked on feet, cover and body
17.5 cm. high
440 gr. (2)
Amsterdam, 1717, possibly mark of Christiaan Warenberg
Each on circular base, baluster shaped body, detachable high-domed openwork cover pierced with scrolls and dots, baluster finial, marked on feet, cover and body
17.5 cm. high
440 gr. (2)
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