Antique serving cutlery for biscuits or pralines in silver and bone France
Antique silver flat and hollow ware from our stock
Rare antique serving cutlery for small cakes or pralines from the early 19th century in France (neoclassicism). Rich open worked tongues, beautiful decorated shafts with acanthus and shell relief, antique bone handles with rounded ends. Handles with engraved monogram "JK". Marked, master mark not known, made in Paris, silver content mark dating 1819-1838.
Measures & details
- Length spoon and server appr. 8 inch
- Total weight
- In 950 silver and antique bone
- Very good condition
Worldwide shipping on demand
Rare antique serving cutlery for small cakes or pralines from the early 19th century in France (neoclassicism). Rich open worked tongues, beautiful decorated shafts with acanthus and shell relief, antique bone handles with rounded ends. Handles with engraved monogram "JK". Marked, master mark not known, made in Paris, silver content mark dating 1819-1838.
Measures & details
- Length spoon and server appr. 8 inch
- Total weight
- In 950 silver and antique bone
- Very good condition
Worldwide shipping on demand
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| Epoche: | Biedermeier (1815-1848) |
| Materialien: | Silber Perlmutt |
