Fine black Serpentine screw bottle with silver-gilt mount from Kronstadt/Brasso
Cylindrical serpentine body carved with spiral fluting, the screw lid with engraved flowers, foliage and coat of arms, with a double snail handle. ...
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Magnificent silver, partially gilded large Renaissance Beaker called Trumpet-Beaker
Magnificent silver, partially gilded large Renaissance beaker/trumpet beaker. Nuremberg area, without marks Elegant, smooth walls. The flared edge is gilded and engraved with a band of intricate foliage and flowers. ...
OMNIA VINCIT AMOR – THREE RICHLY ENGRAVED STACKING BEAKER WITH LID, AUGSBURG 1697–1699
A set of three masterfully crafted and richly engraved baroque beakers so called stacking beaker designed with a closing lid, ...
Fine Augsburg travel-set, “Mundzeug” silver-gilt in a leather case
In addition to the large travel services with extensive equipment, the Augsburg travel-set “Mundzeug” are of particular importance in the 18th century. ...
Pair of Strasbourg tumbler/nest cups, silver, partially gilt in a precisely fitting original leather case with the royal coat of arms of France
Fine pair of tumbler/nest cups in a precisely fitting original leather case with an embossed royal coat of arms of France. The cups are decorated on the outside with fine snakeskin decoration and are finished at the top with a simple gilt rim. Gilt inside. ...
Silver, partially gilded snakeskin beaker from Brasso
Slightly conical shape. Between the smooth edge zones, the wall is finely punched in a fish or snakeskin pattern....
Early Danzig tumbler cup
An important large Augsburg beaker, silver, partially gilded, gilded on the inside...
Important, richly engraved large Augsburg beaker
An important large Augsburg beaker, silver, partially gilded, gilded on the inside...
A pair of Nuremberg silver gilt salts
the fig-shaped bowl with engraved decoration, the tapering stem with a cherub head final, with traces of gilding...
Excellently preserved, very interestingly decorated Augsburg Cup from the 17th century
Since the 16th century, the goblet has developed as a type of drinking vessel directly from the church chalice or ciborium. This silver goblet represents a very interesting, early drinking vessel in first-class, original condition....