19th Century Silver Miniature / Doll's Table & Two-Chair Set

This intricately decorated miniature furniture would grace any collection. Silver doll's furniture with fine repoussé decoration, consisting of a table and two-chair set. Late 19th Century, probably German, possibly Dutch - matching 'pseudo' marks, test as silver (probably 800 standard). Table 7x4x4cm, chair 6x2.5x2cm. Weight 59g The table is decorated with a horseman in the foreground, a second horseman, a man with a walking stick, a large tree and varous buildings in the background icluding a church, houses and a windmill. It has a scalloped frieze decorated with scrollwork. Its four legs and crossed stretcher are formed in a twist pattern. Each chair has a grotesque mask to both seat and back, which are further decorated with scrollwork. Their cresting rails are surmounted by a cherub head with spread wings and they have cast, solid, square, reeded legs. Each piece of the set has matching 'pseudo' silver marks. I have not been able to identify them specifically, but they are probably from Hanau (Germany), but possibly from Holland (If anybody recognises the marks from the photos - i would welcome the information). These 'pseudo' silver marks were unregistered marks used to imitate the antique, mostly in the 19th and early 20th Century - most famously in Hanau (Germany). See 925.com for a good explanation.