6 cutlery goats with the Kettler family emblem and a mug with the Kettler coat of arms, early 20th century.

silver gilt, height of cup 4.5 cm, length of goats 8.5 cm. Mug has sig.: "800", goats unsigned (material of manufacture uncertain). Good condition.
Goats whose backs are an emblem from the coat of arms of the Kettler family, i.e. a cogged cauldron for hanging a cauldron over a fire during the
travels of the knights. From this family was a fief of the Republic in the 16th century Kettler - the Duke of Courland and Semigallia. His family intermarried with the Radziwills and the Piasts. In Silesia they had from the mid-19th century a palace in Jędrzychowice near Wschowa and a palace Jagodnik near Świdnica. In the second half of the 19th and early 20th centuries they lived in cities: Poznań, Leszno, Grudziądz,Legnica and Bolków.