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Set Egoist, Cutlery, Russia, Николай Павлов, 84 Zolotniki, Um 1900 C133
Set Egoist, Cutlery, Russia, Николай Павлов, 84 Zolotniki, Um 1900 C133
Set Egoist, Cutlery, Russia, Николай Павлов, 84 Zolotniki, Um 1900 C133
Set Egoist, Cutlery, Russia, Николай Павлов, 84 Zolotniki, Um 1900 C133
Set Egoist, Cutlery, Russia, Николай Павлов, 84 Zolotniki, Um 1900 C133
Set Egoist, Cutlery, Russia, Николай Павлов, 84 Zolotniki, Um 1900 C133
Set Egoist, Cutlery, Russia, Николай Павлов, 84 Zolotniki, Um 1900 C133
Set Egoist, Cutlery, Russia, Николай Павлов, 84 Zolotniki, Um 1900 C133

Set Egoist, Cutlery, Russia, Николай Павлов, 84 Zolotniki, Um 1900 C133

$ 557.15

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Set Egoist, Cutlery, Russia, Николай Павлов, 84 Zolotniki, Um 1900 C133
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You are bidding on a beautiful set with a wonderful decor on both sides, consisting of a fork, 2 different lengthwise knives (blades are made of stainless steel) and 4 different lengthwise spoons.
Each part is stamped with a Meiseter mark by Николай Павлов (Nikolai Pavlov), who worked in Moscow from 1885 to 1917, and 84 zolotniks. JA Henckel's twin work is written on the stainless steel blades.
Dinner spoon
: Length 21.5
см
; Weight 95.5 grams
Dinner knife
: Length 26.2
с
m; Weight 88.2 grams
fork
: Length 18.2
с
m; Weight 51.4 grams
L.
spoon
: Length 18
с
m; Weight 61.3 grams
knife
: Length 21
с
m; Weight 64.3 grams
teaspoon
: Length 14.9
с
m; Weight 34.8 grams
Coffee spoon
: Length 11
с
m; Weight 17.5 grams
Total weight without knife 260.5 grams
Total weight with knife 413 grams
Without monogram.
Very good used condition, age-related signs of wear (see photos).
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You are bidding on a beautiful set with a wonderful decor on both sides, consisting of a fork, 2 different lengthwise knives (blades are made of stainless steel) and 4 different lengthwise spoons.   Each part is stamped with a Meiseter mark by Николай Павлов (Nikolai Pavlov), who worked in Moscow from 1885 to 1917, and 84 zolotniks. JA Henckel's twin work is written on the stainless steel blades.  Dinner spoon: Length 21.5 см; Weight 95.5 grams Dinner knife: Length 26.2 сm; Weight 88.2 grams fork: Length 18.2 сm; Weight 51.4 grams L.spoon: Length 18 сm; Weight 61.3 grams knife: Length 21 сm; Weight 64.3 grams teaspoon: Length 14.9 сm; Weight 34.8 grams Coffee spoon: Length 11сm; Weight 17.5 grams Very good used condition, age-related signs of wear (see photos). TRIXUM: Mobile-optimized auc
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Nikolai Pavlov