Germany, Imperial. A Rare Silver Meat Tray From The Household Of Kaiser Wilhelm Ii, By Gebrüder Friedländer certificate_of_authenticity He did not agree with

He did not agree with the idea and fought against it

1913 and later entered service during the Great War

MICHELSEN KJOBENHAVN" on the inside lid

1904 in Halberstadt (central Germany)

England on June 6

Germany, Imperial. A Rare Silver Meat Tray From The Household Of Kaiser Wilhelm Ii, By Gebrüder Friedländer certificate_of_authenticity He did not agree with(Essentablett in Silber). A rare and ornate meat tray from the household service of Kaiser Wilhelm II, constructed of silver, the obverse presenting as a cascading oval dish, with gently scalloped edges, the obverse featuring designs consisting of a wreathed intermittently wrapped with ribbons, in turn joined at regular intervals by bunches of grapes emanating from leaves, topped by a finely engraved monogram of Kaiser Wilhelm II, the reverse bearing