925 silver. Cutlery length: 14-27.5 cm, cutlery box: 26 x 58 x 40 cm. Cutlery: 4099 grams (weighed without knives), box: 15.8 kg, total weight: 19.9 kg.

Model by Carl Pott 1959, cutlery pattern no. 87. 125 pieces: 22 knives, 22 forks, 11 dinner spoons, 11 dinner knives, 11 dinner spoons, 24 coffee spoons, 2 brine ladles, 2 pie servers, 1 salad fork, 1 salad spoon, 3 different serving spoons;cubes, 3 different serving cubes, 1 lifter, 1 serving fork, 1 carving fork, 1 carving knife, 1 butter knife, 1 chef's knife, 6 small serving forks, 3 large serving forks. Design classic, solid quality workmanship, knives with original stainless steel blades. Hallmarks: Crescent and crown, fineness, factory mark. In a wooden cutlery box with brass fittings, two bowls and hinged lid by Wilkens & Söhne, Hemelingen. Hinged lid with stains.

The design was awarded a gold medal at the 1960 Milan Triennale and exhibited several times. The cutlery manufactory was founded by Carl Hugo Pott in Solingen in 1904 as a Damascus ornamental workshop. After his son Carl Pott joined the company in 1932, it developed into a major manufacturer of cutlery. In 1985, his son Hannspeter Pott took over the business. Pott's "Historic Models" will continue to be produced once a year by pre-order * Partner auction Bergmann.

Provenance : Private collection Baden-Württemberg.