Silver Gilt German Porringer and Cover (Ecuelle)
This silver gilt porringer with cover (écuelle) from Augsburg is an excellent example of the Régence style in the 18th century. The maker is Johann Erhard II Heuglin....
This silver gilt porringer with cover (écuelle) from Augsburg is an excellent example of the Régence style in the 18th century. The maker is Johann Erhard II Heuglin....
Hermannstadt beaker, partially gilt, Silver, partially gilt, chased, engraved, hallmarked...
Augsburg egg cup ,Silver-gilt, one oval and one round bowl, connected with a small baluster. The wall is decorated with finely crafted Regence decor....
Seal box for King Friedrich Wilhelm III...
4 charming little silver, partly gilded beakers. A conically widened cup with a profiled rim on a retracted base; the wall with chased godrons under an engraved acanthus frieze....
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The beaker is a so-called silver tumbler of the late baroque period, made in Augsburg. Very remarkable is the gilding as well as the rich engraved décor....
15 coins of prussian and saxon kings, on base rubel-coin of Katharina the Great...
This George III tea caddy, silver, has an oval shape and is very fine and detailed engraved with flowers and garlands. Made in London 1786/ by John Harris II....