Rare Baroque cutlery with a floral pattern.

Silver, gilding, and porcelain. 16 pieces: 8 knives and 8 forks. Baluster shape, delicately embossed porcelain handles with a finishing grip. The handle is adorned on the front and back with elegant floral compositions, scattered flowers, and fruit depictions in fine polychrome painting. Three-tined forks and knives with conical curved blades made of gilded silver. Partially marked with a 12-lot hallmark, a stick mark, and the master's mark, primarily Johann Benjamin Langenwagen (active around 1750), with a Dutch tax stamp from 1909. Length: 20.5 cm - 22 cm. Compare: Rosenberg, Volume II, No. 1676 and Volume IV, 7557; Amme, Historical Tableware, catalog No. 570 (handle shape). A rare 16-piece German Baroque tableware set with porcelain handles and gilded silver bases by Johann Benjamin Langenwagen (active around 1750). Partially marked with a 12-lot hallmark, a stick mark, and the master's mark. Dutch tax stamp from 1909. German. Meissen and Dresden. Circa 1750.