These magnificent pairs of royal silver rococo sauce-boats are made by Franz Peter Bunsen for the "A" service of George III in Hanover. Made in Hanover 1766 and 1779....
Seal box for King Friedrich Wilhelm III...
Pair of silver George III covered tureens with liners with vase-shaped bodies raised on spreading bases. Their overall work suggests the design of or inspiration by the architect Sir William Chambers. Made in London 1774/5 by John Parker I and Eduard Wakelin....
Friedrich Franz was the son of Ludwig, Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin (1725-1778) and Charlotte Sophie, Duchess of Sachsen-Coburg-Saalfeld (d.1810). He married Luise, Princess of Sachsen-Gotha-Roda (d. 1808) on 31 May 1775....
This pair of two light, silver-gilt candelabra originates from Strasbourg, an important city, famous in 18th century also for its vermeil-objects. The candelabra present an elegant example of neoclassicism from the second half of 18th century. Maker: Jacques-Henri Alberti....
The present set of ten dinner plates and a serving platter was made in Augsburg at the beginning of the nineteenth century....
This pair of silver candlesticks presents an elegantly decorated standing type of candlesticks. The foot presents on its whole an angular form with eight profiled edges and has a light vaulted shape. Kassel 1766, 1774, Isaak Baucair, Huguenot silversmith of the court....
Set of eighteen silver dinner-plates made in Augsburg, mid-eighteenth century. The only decoration on the smooth plate is the ten Passignano, curved, profiled roseleaf edge, with an ornately engraved coat of arms for Pierre-Alfred de Bardon, Marquis de Segonzac from France, and his wife Erlanger...
Twelve silver dinner plates from the Thurn and Taxis House. The plate has the form of flower pedals and this make its one of them to look unique. From the property of Thurn and Taxis. Made in Augsburg by Johann Conrad Lotter....