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 so-called tcharka, a round drinking bowl for vodka or brandy was made in Hamburg c. 1670 by the maker Johann Brockmer....
Masterfully crafted, elegant folding fork for travel or hunting. First class workmanship in perfect condition. Originally probably made for travel cutlery in a box ...
Almost at the same time as the silver-gilt Augsburg spherical foot beaker with artistically engraved landscapes by Johann Christoph I Treffler # 123, this lavishly engraved lidded beaker based on three dainty baubles was created by the Augsburg goldsmith Johann Jebenz....
The present beaker with a lid shows an elaborated and very detailed artwork. It is entirely gilt and adorned with deep and fine engraving showing architectural settings. It has been made in Augsburg 1697/99 by the master maker Johann Christoph I Treffler....
The spherical body of the chandelier is completely symmetrical and consists of a pear-shaped, highly oval shape that is constricted at the top and bottom...
Rare silver screw-top bottle from Transylvania, around 1690...
Silver; gilt-inside. Deep shell-shaped bowl; the curved stem with a female herm in relief; at the widened end an applied putto, holding a ball....
This round silver partly-gilt drinking bowl stands on a low foot and has twoside- handles. Dated 1664, made in Brig (Switzerland) by Anton Tuffitscher....
This silver gilt drinking bowl was made in Augbsurg (Germany) in the early seventeenth century by the maker Adam Forster. It has a wonderful engraving....