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Festett, mázas porcelán plasztika, két rétegű porcelán fali tányér, 3,3 x d:37,5 cm. Jelzett: masszába benyomott: DJ C; valamint 788 formaszámok. A portré keretzésén olvasható latin szöveg:"Amicus Optima Vitae Possesio". Feltehetően Olaszország, XIX. század vége- XX. század eleje. 

Painted, glazed porcelain, 28 x d:15 cm. Bottle-shaped body, double-walled, with an inwrought middle part. Marked: second half of the 20th century, Herend branding mark, with form number 6713.

Painted, partially glazed ceramic figurine - Tower clock with a fanfaring boy figure. Dimensions: 34 x d:21 cm. Marked: 1979-90 with Goebel W.Germany branding mark and stamped mold number: 441. Restored: tower top and fanfare.

Painted, partially glazed ceramic multi-figure figure - A group of children surrounding a crib. Dimensions: 19 x d:19 cm. Marked: 1990-99 with the Goebel W. Germany brand mark, as well as the mold model number: 574. Restored: at the pigtails of the little girl.

Rococo-style German silver serving bowl with embossed puttos and rococo decoration on the mantle. Marked: late 19th century German pseudo-hallmarks in Hanau. Net: 583 grams. 13 x 21 x 16.5 cm.

Openwork silver fruit platter: Baroque-style medallions, richly decorated with rosaries, with a pierced pattern at the round base and top. 800 fineness silver, 393 grams, height: 19 cm, diameter: 19.5 cm. Serving bowl gilded inside. Germany, end of the 196th century. Marked: Vienna import mark and posterior domestic hallmark after 2016.

Spanish desk silver inkwell with a dragon figure in the middle. Marked: 19th century Spanish insignia and subsequent Hungarian silver insignia with a fineness of 835. Net: 782 grams. 12.5 x 26.5 x 15.5 cm.

Round-based, rounded shape, blister-shaped pot with 1-1 ivory ring on the handle. Hinged lid with a plastically-shaped rose handle. 800 fineness silver, 1107 grams. 21.5 x d: 30 cm. Marked: Pest hallmark from between 1867-1937.

English sterling silver hussar on a wooden pedestal. (The soldier of the 15th The King's Hussars regiment). Signed: from between 1896-1915, London sterling silver hallmark. Gross weight: 340 gr. Height without the pedestal: 20 cm. 

On a round, pressed silver pedestal there is the shape of a silver craftsman holding a large pitcher. A combination of silver and mother of pearl. The pedestal and the legs and arms of the figure are adorned with red, blue and green glass beads. 15,5 x 4,5 x 6,5 cm;  211 gr. Signed: 13 lat antique hallmark of silver fineness. Probably German, middle of XIXth century. 

Round bottle pulled up from a round pedestal and a tapered stem and a small floral nozzle on top. Surfaces richly decorated with small plant ornaments. Silver, 29.5 x d: 10 cm; 508 grams. Middle East, end of the 19th century - beginning of the 20th century.

/ It was widespread in the 19th century, mainly in Western Europe and France due to its antibacterial effect to disinfect with rose water. The beauty industry and cosmetics still apply it today./

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A sculpturally-shaped exotic bird-shaped bottle pulled from a round base, with a stem tapering upwards, with a nozzle imitating a flower head on top. Surfaces decorated with punched technique. Silver, 26.5 x d: 11 cm; 339 grams. End of the 19th century - beginning of the XX. century. / It was widespread in the 19th century, mainly in Western Europe and France due to its antibacterial effect to disinfect with rose water. The beauty industry and cosmetics still apply it today./