ERHARD WARNBERGER II. Spoon, silver, Augsburg, 17th/18th century.

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ERHARD WARNBERGER II. Spoon, silver, Augsburg, 17th/18th century.
2538140. ERHARD WARNBERGER II. Spoon, silver, Augsburg, 17th/18th century.

Description

Spoon, with rat tail, by Erhard Warnberger II, active 1694-1733. The handle with filigree work, the lower part of the handle and the blade gilded, weight approx. 22 grams Compare spoon from a set of 3 pieces of travel cutlery, formerly owned by King Karl XI, and now in the collections of the Nordic Museum, identification number NM.0222547A-C.

Condition

Use- and age-related wear, the filigree work with impression/damage at the top, probably originally part of a set of 3 travel cutlery in a case.

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2538140. ERHARD WARNBERGER II. Spoon, silver, Augsburg, 17th/18th century.

Description

Spoon, with rat tail, by Erhard Warnberger II, active 1694-1733. The handle with filigree work, the lower part of the handle and the blade gilded, weight approx. 22 grams Compare spoon from a set of 3 pieces of travel cutlery, formerly owned by King Karl XI, and now in the collections of the Nordic Museum, identification number NM.0222547A-C.

Condition

Use- and age-related wear, the filigree work with impression/damage at the top, probably originally part of a set of 3 travel cutlery in a case.

Resale right

No

Theme

Edition Argent

The item details are approximate automatic translations. Auctionet.com is not responsible for any translation errors. Show the original Swedish texts.

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