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   287146 - Серебряная обеденная ложка. Швеция, 1795 год.
Silver dinner spoon.
Sweden, Kalmar, year 1795, workshop Lorenz Henrik Ertman (worked since 1786 to 1813).
Length: 21.5 cm.
Weight: 69 grams of silver 830 fineness.
There is engraving.
     258741 - Серебряная обеденная ложка. Швеция, 1795 год.
Silver dinner spoon.
Sweden, Kalmar, year 1795, workshop Lorenz Henrik Ertman (worked since 1786 to 1813).
Length: 21.5 cm.
Weight: 68 grams of silver 830 fineness.
There is engraving.
Engraving can be removed for an additional fee.
     270757 - Серебряная сервировочная ложка-ситечко. Швеция, 1845 год.
Silver serving strainer-spoon.
Pattern "Kings Pattern".
Sweden, Stockholm, year 1845, workshop Gustaf Möllenborg (Gustaf Mollenborg).
"MG" - a mark with the initials of the owner of the workshop Gustaf Möllenborg (years of life: 1796 to 1851);
the workshop worked since 1823 to 1932.
Length: 20.7 cm, scoop size: 5.8 x 5.5 cm.
Weight: 56 grams of silver 830 fineness.
Despite soldering, the strainer retains its functional properties.
There is engraving.
     173751 - Cеребряная чайная ложка. Англия
Silver tea spoon.
England, late 18th - early 19th centuries.
Length: 12.5 cm.
Weight: 15 grams of sterling silver 925 fineness.
The scoop is slightly worn, there is a pinhole on the scoop.
There is engraving.
     205805 - Цельносеребряные десертные ножи, 6 шт. Швеция, 1848 год.
Solid silver dessert knives, 6 pcs.
In a box.
Sweden, Norrkoping, year 1848, workshop Olof Pehr Hallberg (OPH, worked since 1832 to 1862).
Length: 17 cm.
Total weight: 130 grams of silver 830 fineness.
Box dimensions: 19 x 17 x 2.7 cm.
Needs renovation.
See photo for condition.
    250642 - Цельносеребряные десертные ножи, 2 шт. Швеция, 1859 год.
Solid silver dessert knives, 2 pcs, gilding.
Sweden, Stockholm, year 1859, workshop Christopher Creutz (worked since 1855 to 1867).
Length: 17.7 cm.
Total weight: 38 grams of silver 830 fineness.
There are a few small dents on the handles and some loss of gilding on the blades.
and one has a couple of corrosion spots.
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