Interiors: The Phyllis and Fred Pressman Collection

The kovsh with some minor tarnish, polish build-up and a few dents as expected with age and use; the handle probably re-soldered and the enamel with some scattered cracks, chips and losses, most notably to the Imperial Eagle (please see condition images). Presents well overall.

The spoon also with some polish build-up and minor scattered cracking and chipping to the enamel (not extensive); and lacking a section of the border at the front edge of the back of the spoon, possibly from the making (please see condition images). Presents well overall.

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