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Spoon and fork
Spoon and fork
This spoon and fork commemorate the death of Willem Sartoor in 1671. An inscription on the bowl of the spoon and the stem of the fork reveals that Sartoor was a sergeant with the D...
Spoon and fork
Spoon and fork
This spoon and fork commemorate the death of Willem Sartoor in 1671. An inscription on the bowl of the spoon and the stem of the fork reveals that Sartoor was a sergeant with the D...
Gold ring with rose-cut diamonds set around a carnelian intaglio of Victory in a chariot. Western Europe, about 1810, the intaglio possibly Roman. Gold hoop widening to an oval bezel of rose-cut diamonds set in silver around a carnelian intaglio of Victor
Gold ring with rose-cut diamonds set around a carnelian intaglio of Victory in a chariot. Western Europe, about 1810, the intaglio possibly Roman. Gold hoop widening to an oval bezel of rose-cut diamonds set in silver around a carnelian intaglio of Victor
Gold ring with rose-cut diamonds set around a carnelian intaglio of Victory in a chariot. Western Europe, about 1810, the intaglio possibly Roman. Gold hoop widening to an oval bez...
Set of five (originally ten) circular silver bodice fasteners (maljor), partly gilded and set with a red paste, Skåne (Sweden), 1830-1879. Set of five (originally ten) silver bodice fasteners. Each is made from a disc of sheet silver, cut out as a trefoil
Set of five (originally ten) circular silver bodice fasteners (maljor), partly gilded and set with a red paste, Skåne (Sweden), 1830-1879. Set of five (originally ten) silver bodice fasteners. Each is made from a disc of sheet silver, cut out as a trefoil
Set of five (originally ten) circular silver bodice fasteners (maljor), partly gilded and set with a red paste, Skåne (Sweden), 1830-1879. Set of five (originally ten) silver bodic...