Gebrüder Friedländer Berlin Sterling Silver Cup and Cover

This antique sterling silver cup and cover is a historical piece of German metalwork. Produced in Berlin, the item features the marks of the prestigious court jewellers Gebrüder Friedländer, a firm founded in 1829 that became one of the most significant producers of luxury silver goods in the Prussian capital. The specific maker's marks, including the crown and the letter 'H', signify its 925 sterling silver purity and attribute the craftsmanship to the Master Silversmith Emil Harnisch.

The piece represents the high-quality craftsmanship characteristic of the 19th and early 20th-century German decorative arts. While the original firm of Gebrüder Friedländer ceased its primary historical operations during the mid-20th century, these items remain highly sought after by collectors of European silverware. The brand is deeply associated with the Prussian court and the historical luxury market of Berlin.