a wooden box with silverware in it on a white surfacemany different types of knives and forks arranged in a circle
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127 - A substantial silver kitchen set;
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Estimate €6,000 - €9,000
Description
A substantial silver kitchen set; plain design, with some pieces featuring a ‘rat’s tail’ handle and the base of the spatula with slight coils. It comprises: - 18 large cutlery sets plus 6 dessert forks - 18 dessert forks - 18 fish cutlery sets - 18 individual butter knives - one knife, with a silver-clad handle and a stainless steel blade - 18 teaspoons - 15 teaspoons - one salad server - one carving set, with silver-clad handles and stainless steel blades - one fish cutlery set, with silver-clad handles and stainless steel blades - one sauce ladle - three large serving spoons and three large serving forks (two different sizes) 20th-century Mexican craftsmanship (925°/°°); Silversmith: Tane Weight of silver pieces: 8868 g. Gross weight of silver-clad pieces: 1086 gr Total gross weight: 9954 gr Non-contractual photograph The TANE company, founded in Mexico City in 1942 by Sergio and Natalia Leites, has established itself as one of the leading silversmithing workshops in contemporary Mexico. Breaking with the historicist and neo-colonial style that characterised much of Mexican production in the first half of the 20th century, TANE has developed a formal language inspired by the principles of international modernism, whilst incorporating references to pre-Hispanic heritage and Mexican folk art. The quality of its craftsmanship is underpinned by the preservation of traditional artisanal skills, as well as its collaborations with renowned artists and designers. Its output, comprising table silverware, decorative objects and monumental pieces, is distinguished by the simplicity of its lines, its mastery of volume and the excellence of its finish.
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About the sale Biennale – Classical Centuries & Tableware
Auction location
Auction time 09/16/2026 at 2:00 PM
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