A cased three-piece gilt-metal and steel travelling set, 18th century
Session One
LOT 57
A cased three-piece gilt-metal and steel travelling set, 18th century
Lot Estimate Change Currency
ZAR 10 000 - 15 000
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About this Item
A cased three-piece gilt-metal and steel travelling set, 18th century
comprising: a two-tyne fork, a knife with tapered blade and spoon, each with lattin filligree handle set with red stones, the spoon 15,5cm long, the associated accompanying case applied with punched leather, distress, 20cm long; and another, similar, each with lattin filligree handle, the spoon bearing marks for Hanau and maker's initials BS, the spoon 14cm long, the associated accompanying case applied leather punched with a vase issuing flowers, gilt highlights, 17,5cm long;
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