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A fine silver gilt Salt, Nuremberg c.1550 to 1570

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A fine silver gilt Salt, Nuremberg c.1550 to 1570
A fine silver gilt Salt, Nuremberg c.1550 to 1570 - silverware & tableware Style A fine silver gilt Salt, Nuremberg c.1550 to 1570 - A fine silver gilt Salt, Nuremberg c.1550 to 1570 -
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10 325 €
Period :
<= 16th century
Provenance :
Nuremberg
Medium :
Silver
Dimensions :
l. 3.15 inch X H. 0.87 inch X P. 3.15 inch
Weight :
0.085 Kg

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silverware & tableware - A fine silver gilt Salt, Nuremberg c.1550 to 1570 <= 16th century - A fine silver gilt Salt, Nuremberg c.1550 to 1570
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