This first-class, partly gilded, beaker is provided with an excellent finish of the so-called diamond-cut decor. The slightly conical body with a wide profiled rim stands on three simple ball feet....
This so-called tcharka, a round drinking bowl for vodka or brandy was made in Hamburg c. 1670 by the maker Johann Brockmer....
This silver, partly-gilt baroque beaker has a conical shape and is richly engraved with landscapes. Augsburg 1692/7; M. Hueter....
This tea caddy is a simple and elegant object of French silver. It was made in 1783/4 in Paris by the silversmith Claude-Isaac Bourgoin....
This silver christening spoon has an egg-shaped bowl with a rat's tail and a baptism scene. Made in Nuremberg 1700 by Wolfgang Roessler....
Silver gilt Prussian chamberlain key with the initials "FWR" ("Friedrich Wilhelm Rex" most probably for Frederick Wilhelm III of Prussia). Berlin c. 1800....
This set of objects, silver-gilt, originate from a toilette service, made in Augsburg, at the beginning of the eighteenth century....
The Lamentation theme belongs to the so-called devotional pictures, appeared in German sculpture since c. 1300. This silver Lamentation is made in Augsburg c. 1626 by Abraham II Lotter....
The present seventeenth century goblet is a silver “roemer” from Nuremberg, which is fully gilt. Many details of it witness a quite particular beaker....
Renaissance, silver spoon with a round, bowl, shaped almost as a drop and a twisted stem. Made in Bremen c. 1580 by the maker Hinrik Rabbe....