A Danish Silver Tablespoon made in Copenhagen by Evald Nielsen in 1917 SOLD
A Danish Silver Table Spoon made in Copenhagen by Evald Nielsen c1917.
The spoon measures 20cm in length and wieghs 59.2g.
The condition is excellent with no damage or repair.
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