364th auction | Autumn auction

Set of 6 plates, Mexico, silver 925, the rim with various animal and plant embossings, ø approx. 21.5 cm, total approx. 1,850 g

Large Dresden silver plate, Johann Benjamin Langenwagen (Langwagen), Dresden, approx. 1741 - 1765, 12-lot silver, Dresden assay, maker's mark IB/LW, tremolo line, ø 32 cm hand-raised and multiple profiled, five-times indented rim, year letter probably "L" (?), ø 32 cm, approx. 994 g, assay mark somewhat erased, cf. Rosenberg no. 1671

Curved plate, Potsdam, 1888 - 1945, silver 800, marked Gadebusch / Potsdam, profiled and multiple curved rim, ø approx. 25.5 cm, approx. 414 g

5 coasters in fitting curved baroque form, silver 800, ø approx. 15.5 cm, total 460 g

Baroque silver plate, probably 18th c., unmarked, underside scratched signet "PIA" or "PLA", ø 24.5 cm, approx. 380 g, solder and repair spots.

Fish cutlery for 5 persons, German, silver 800, one additional fork, total 549 g

Dessert or fruit cutlery, handles each monogrammed "HP" and in silver 800, 9 forks and 11 knives, total weight 668 g incl. steel elements, partly dented

Classicist pearl-edge cutlery with engraved monogram, German, 1890-1920, silver 800, 45 pieces consisting of 12 forks, 12 knives, 10 spoons and 11 teaspoons, 1,531 g excluding the knives

12 Saxon spoons, 12-lot silver, all engraved "S. / 1812."

Six Augsburg tablespoons, circa 1730/35, master IEM (unidentified), Augsburg assay mark with pinecone, Augsburg thread decoration, total approx. 405 g

Art Nouveau bowl, 925 silver, New York, circa 1900, Whiting Manufacturing Co., elongated bowl with repoussé orchid decoration and monogram "ER" on the base, marked underneath "STERLING / 7010" and maker's mark, 5 x 33 x 18.5 cm, approx. 261 g

Bread basket, Carl Ludwig Fargel (1790 - 1832), 12-lot silver, Hanover, 1st third 19th c., mark BAHLSEN, 12 lot, walking lion in rectangle, master from 1821, supplier to Bahlsen, curved and broken-work basket with side handles, acanthus and rocaille decoration, 7.5 x 38 x 23 cm, total weight 399 g, repairs and solder joints

Tea light holder, 925 silver, London, G&S Co Ltd., oval body with hinged lid, secured by pins, four curved legs, 12 x 16.5 x 14 cm, 493 g, solder joint

Silver jug, Pforzheim, silver 835, Lutz & Weiß, wooden handle, H. 18 cm, total weight 372 g

Bowl, silver 830, hammered decoration, H. 4.5 cm, ø approx. 17.5 cm, 164 g

Oval bowl, unpunched, inscribed "II. Barmer Automobil Wettbewerb / 7. Juli 1929", curved form, 129 g

4-piece mocha service as a lot, Baroque form, silver 850, 835 and 800, mocha pot silver 850, milk jug and sugar bowl silver 835, each on a four-lobed base, another small milk jug in silver 800, H. 17.5 - 5 cm, total weight 618 g

Footed bowl, German, after 1888, silver 835, Baroque form, H. 9.5 cm, ø approx. 19 cm, 225 g, base with dent and damaged area

Bowl, silver 800, imperial stamp, maker's mark as lying ear of wheat, curved rim with openwork decoration, H 6.5 cm, Ø approx. 25.5 cm, 290 g

13 coasters in three different designs

Silver cutlery, 126 pcs, Koch & Bergfeld, silver 800, imperial stamp, model "Louis XVI", monogrammed "J" on handle

Silver pouring jug with saucer, silver 833, Portugal, classicist forms with fluting, marked "PRATA 833", height 29.5 cm, saucer diameter 24 cm, total weight 1,007 g

Coffee and tea service, silver 833, Dutch export mark, maker's mark "WVK", each with openwork gallery and pearl edge, oval tray with central monogram

Augsburger Faden silver cutlery, silver 800, 184 pcs., A. Künne, Altena/Westf., after 1888, engraved with von Blanckart family coat of arms