A pair of German silver tumbler cups, maker's initials GWM, Stuttgart, with Prussian tax mark for King Friedrich Wilhelm, early 19th century
Jewellery, Property of the Hardebeck Estate, 20th Century Glass, Silver and Furniture
Lot Estimate Change Currency
ZAR 3 000 - 4 000
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ZAR 31 831
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A pair of German silver tumbler cups, maker's initials GWM, Stuttgart, with Prussian tax mark for King Friedrich Wilhelm, early 19th century
with gilt interior and reeded rim, 130g all in, 4,2cm high; another, apparently unmarked, engraved with an inscription, with silver-gilt bowl, 55g, 5cm high; another, Gebruder Gutgesell, Hanau, 19th century, 55g, 4,5cm high; five further examples, various makers and dates, 150g all in, the tallest 3,5cm high
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