Strauss & co - 10 October 2016, Cape Town

105 A pair of German silver tumbler cups, maker’s initials GWM, Stuttgart, with Prussian tax mark for King Friedrich Wilhelm, early 19th century with gilt interior and reeded rim, 130g all in, 4,2cm high ; another, apparently unmarked, engraved with an inscription, with silver-gilt bowl, 55g, 5cm high ; another, Gebruder Gutgesell, Hanau, 19th century, 55g, 4,5cm high ; five further examples, various makers and dates, 150g all in, the tallest 3,5cm high (9) R3 000–4 000 106 A silver tankard, unmarked, probably Spanish Colonial, 18th/19th century the lip and base moulded with a foliate border, the side applied with a foliate and dragon-mask handle, part faceted body, 390g, 10,5cm high ; and a silver box, L Neresheimer & Söhne, Hanau, late 19th/ early 20th century, the hinged cover moulded in relief with sailing ships and enclosed by an inscription, gilt interior, the base moulded in relief with putti playing muscial instruments and flanking vacant oval cartouches, restorations, 105g, 7,5cm diameter (2) R8 000–10 000 103 104 105 106 PROPERTY OF THE ESTATE LATE MRS LISELOTTE HARDEBECK LOTS 86-142 47