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A Swedish 18th century silver sugar-casket, marks of Petter Eneroth, Stockholm 1790.
Estimate
50 000 - 60 000 SEK
4 700 - 5 640 EUR
5 250 - 6 300 USD
Hammer price
40 000 SEK
A Swedish 18th century silver sugar-casket, marks of Petter Eneroth, Stockholm 1790.
Length 21 cm, weight 1 049 g. Key included.
Keys included.
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