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A German 17th century silver-gilt beaker, mark of Johann Höfler, Nürnberg (1655-1704).
Estimate
8 000 - 10 000 SEK
700 - 875 EUR
737 - 922 USD
Hammer price
7 000 SEK
A German 17th century silver-gilt beaker, mark of Johann Höfler, Nürnberg (1655-1704).
Height 9 cm, weight 138 grams.
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