German Soap Box of the Régence, Silver Gilt
German silver soap box, silver, fully gilt, produced in Augsburg during the Régence period (beginning of the 18th c). Made by Gottlieb Menzel, 1713-7....
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Magical little Strasbourg butter shovel, silver with remains of the original gilding
Butter dish, silver, with remains of the original gilding....
Silver christening spoon, Nuremberg 18th c.
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....
Neoclassical silver glass cooler from the property of Duke Ernst I of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
Neoclassical silver glass cooler - monteith bowl - from the property of Duke Ernst I of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha. Made in Augsburg 1804/5 by Gustav Fr. Gerich....
A Fine Silver, French Stirrup Cup
A wonderful, fine and in a very good condition object of the hunting culture: a stirrup cup from Clermont Ferrand, France....
A Fine German Parcel Gilt Coin Tankard, Coins from the House Brunswick-Lüneburg
The tankard made in Glogau has inset coins, mostly of the house Braunschweig-Lüneburg. The coins show the "Wild Man". It was made around 1685....
NOBLE SILVER-GILT AUGSBURGER RÉGENCE BOWL
The very finely engraved, silver-gilt Régence bowl captivates at first glance with its elegant shape: its spherical body, constricted in the middle, rises above three rolled, graceful volute feet....
Wonderful German Enamel 18TH century snuff box with silver mountings and scenes from the old Testament.
The box has an ovular form with six sides, mounted with silver hinges around the rim, which open on one side. The base of the box undercuts to create a natural curvature, on which the box gracefully perches...
Silver Sugar Caster
Antique silver sugar caster made in Hannover c. 1730/40 of unusually heavy quality. Very nice shape and condition. From the property of the house von Schilden. Maker: Bernhard Hinrich Corthnum....
Prussian Chamberlain Key, Silver gilt
Silver gilt Prussian chamberlain key with the initials "FWR" ("Friedrich Wilhelm Rex" most probably for Frederick Wilhelm III of Prussia). Berlin c. 1800....