The beaker is raised on three cast, ball-feet, which are half-plain half-fluted. The body is standing on the feet bulged and is partly adorned and partly left plain. An elegant, baroque example from Dresden with interesting Latvian provenance....
The present wine goblet belongs to the so called „Roemer“ beakers, due to its special shape. It was made in Nuremberg at the beginnin of the seventeenth century....
This French silver gilt bowl with cover comes from the directoire period – transitional period from the Louis XVI to Empire style. Made in Paris by Hache....
These fine German silver partly gilt spoons, forming a pair, are made at the beginning of the 18th century in Konigsberg by Robert Tapke....
This French travelling nécessaire from the end of the 18th century has fittings in vermeil (silver-gilt) from Strasbourg. The case, covered with green leather, is original. Maker: François Daniel Imlin....
This silver beaker was made in Transylvania (or Hungary). It is decorated with a peacock-eye pattern and the name of a previous owner and the year 1687....
This silver, partly-gilt ladle decorated with inset coins (coin ladle) is a rare object from Güstrow of the early 18th century. Maker: Caspar Joh. Livonius....
The oval bowl with tapering stem chased on each side with vines, tulips and sunflowers, the stem applied with a scroll and leaf support, marked on bowl, with fitted leather case...
This silver gilt spoon presents a wonderful example of the baroque eating culture of the end of 17th century from Augsburg. The maker is Abraham Mair....
Silver herm-like figure spoon refers to a pier shaft with mounted head and shoulders. Edged oval handle on completion with female Herm. Made in Zurich, c. 1630....