Museales Augsburger Reisemundzeug im Lederetui Silver, partially gold plated. Large conical cup with profiled lip edge; the wall with driven amorets and acanthus, as lid a small ecuelle with driven baroque flowers and opposite sawn hands. Submitted a launderette-covered quiver with cylindrical spice tin, spoon, three-point fork, teaspoon, toothpick and a knife with screw-down steel blade. The handle ends with hoof-spur closure, the knife with faceted handle. In the original gold stamped leather case in excellent preservation. Marks: BZ Augsburg for 1679 - 1681, MZ Paul Haidenreich (around 1663 - after 1673, Seling no. 0780, 1646), Tremolierstich. H of the cup 11,1; L of the fork 14.5 cm, silver weight approx. 379 g. H of the case 18 cm. Augsburg, Paul Haidenreich, 1679 - 1681. Provenance: Kunsthandel Helga Matzke, Grünwald; German nobility. Literature: A comparable mouthpiece of the master Daniel Priest depicted by Bernhard Heitmann/Carlos Boerner, Historical Cutlery from the collection of the Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg, Hamburg 1991, Nr. 79. See also a very similar travel set, but without a case, in the collection of the Bavarian National Museum, pictured by Lorenz Seelig, Augsburg goldsmith's art for the courts of Europe, Munich 1994, Fig. 116.