Gilt-metal and steel travelling cutlery set and case. Germany, circa 1680.

£2,950.00

A gilt-metal and steel travelling cutlery set and case.

Germany, circa 1680.

Comprising a two-pronged fork, a steel knife and a spoon, each piece foldable. The handles are decorated with boar, deer and hare hunting scenes.

The knife measures 19.2cm / 10.5cm.

The fork measures 19cm / 10cm.

The spoon measures 18.4cm / 10.5cm.

The case measures 12.2cm long.

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Gilt-metal and steel travelling cutlery set and case. Germany, circa 1680.

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