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Coltello / cucchiaio / forchetta
Coltello / cucchiaio / forchetta
Year
XVII
Materials
ferro argentato
Inventory
0690/F
Dimensions
Altezza: 13.5 cm, Larghezza: 3.9 cm
Description
Cucchiaio, coltello e forchetta quadridentata con analogo motivo a volute e teste femminili nel vertice dell'impugnatura dei tre pezzi.
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Per la forma della lama del coltello cfr. il pezzo in H. R. D'Allemagne, Ferronerie ancienne, Paris 1924, tomo II, tav. CCCLXXXVIII, tra altri coltelli datati, come lavoro francese, italiano e tedesco, al XVII e al XVIII secolo.
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