A German 17th century parcel-gilt silver spoon, unmarked, possibly Hamburg.
A German 17th century parcel-gilt silver spoon, unmarked, possibly Hamburg.
Partially gilded, pierced shaft featuring a pair of lovers and cartouches, the blade engraved, the reverse side with the inscription "Carol Luberts". Length 18 cm, weight 70 g.
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