An Art Nouveau five-piece German silver tea service, Vereinigte Silberwaren-Fabriken Bahner AG, Düsseldorf, .800 standard, early 20th century

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  • An Art Nouveau five-piece German silver tea service, Vereinigte Silberwaren-Fabriken Bahner AG, Düsseldorf, .800 standard, early 20th century

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An Art Nouveau five-piece German silver tea service, Vereinigte Silberwaren-Fabriken Bahner AG, Düsseldorf, .800 standard, early 20th century

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ZAR 30 000 - 40 000

About this Item

An Art Nouveau five-piece German silver tea service, Vereinigte Silberwaren-Fabriken Bahner AG, Düsseldorf, .800 standard, early 20th century
comprising: a teapot, a hot water jug, a milk jug, a two-handled covered sugar bowl and tray, each bulbous body moulded with panels of undulating lines and ribbons, the conforming cover surmounted by a ball finial, the side applied with a moulded c-scroll handle, raised on an outswept circular base, the hot water jug 20,6cm high, the tray 48,5cm wide, 2860g all in
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