Argenterie

Nienburg an der Weser 1648. Unassigned maker's mark HCT or HGT.

H 46.3 cm. 8583 g.

Nuremberg, early 17th century. Mark of Esaias zur Linden.

Parcel gilt. The hull chased with wave decoration and sea monsters. The hull with four armed figures. The rigging and stem renewed.

H c. 44 cm. 697 g.

Zurich, probably late 16th early 17th century. Unmarked.

Walnut with silver gilt mounts and interior plaque with coat of arms and the dedication "H CVNRATT GROSSMANN BVRGERMEISTER". Conrad Grossmann served as mayor of Zurich from 1591 to 1609. He was a member of the guild of tailors, salt house clerk, governor of Wädenswil and sheriff at the city court. A portrait of Conrad Grossmann, dated 1613 and painted by Dietrich Meyer the Elder, is owned by the Züricher Zentralbibliothek (cantonal, city and university library of Zurich) (Inv. 462).

H approx. 13 cm. D approx. 12 cm.

Paris, 18th century, the porcelain handles Meissen, c. 1760. Silver-gilt mounts, Paris, after 1835, maker's mark: EC.

Silver-gilt mounts, the handles modelled with rocailles and "Altbrandenstein" relief decoration and painted with flower motifs in purple camaïeu and copper green. Comprising: 12 forks, 12 knives, 12 spoons and 4 serving pieces. Underglaze blue sword marks on the handles. (40)

ZUSATZ INFO: 1 Porzellangriff mit Haarriss

London, mid/end 18th century. Maker's mark: Thomas Pitts I.

Table centrepiece with detachable central basket and 4 movable side trays.

H approx. 31 cm. L approx. 49.5 cm. 3160 g. 925 silver.

England, probably 19th century. Unmarked.

A very beautifully worked copy in the style of Charles II. The originals, in most cases, come from Jacob Bodendeich or John Hunt.

H approx. 19.5 cm. D ca. 10 cm. 1400 g. 925 silver.

probably Moscow, late 17th century. Maker's mark probably Petr Ivanov.

Parcel gilt.

H 4 cm. D 7 cm. 78 g.

Russia 17th century

Probably work of the Pechersky Monastery . Parcel gilt.

H 3 cm. D 12 cm. 130 g.