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ONE WITH MARK OF PIETER GROEN, DELFT, 1651, ONE MAKER'S MARK INDISTINCT, HAARLEM, POSSIBLY 1647, ONE WITH MAKER'S MARK A THISTLE, HOORN, 1680, ONE STAMPED RD AND INDISTINCT MAKER'S MARK, TWO MARK OF OTTO KNOOP, AMSTERDAM, 1752, 1759 AND THREE WITH MAKER'S MARK ONLY, THE NETHERLANDS, LATE 18TH CENTURY
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Nine various Dutch silver spoons
One with mark of Pieter Groen, Delft, 1651, one maker's mark indistinct, Haarlem, possibly 1647, one with maker's mark a thistle, Hoorn, 1680, one stamped RD and indistinct maker's mark, two mark of Otto Knoop, Amsterdam, 1752, 1759 and three with maker's mark only, the Netherlands, late 18th Century
The first with oval bowl and twisted stem with flat monogrammed finial, the second with circular bowl, canted tapering stem with Saint finial, the third with circular bowl, flat tapering engraved stem with bud finial, the fourth with circular bowl, tapering and twisted stem with Saint finial, the fifth and sixth, each with oval bowl, auricular stem with soldier finial holding a rifle, the last three, each with oval bowls and with symbolic figure finials, marked on bodies
19.6 cm. and smaller
432 gr. (9)
One with mark of Pieter Groen, Delft, 1651, one maker's mark indistinct, Haarlem, possibly 1647, one with maker's mark a thistle, Hoorn, 1680, one stamped RD and indistinct maker's mark, two mark of Otto Knoop, Amsterdam, 1752, 1759 and three with maker's mark only, the Netherlands, late 18th Century
The first with oval bowl and twisted stem with flat monogrammed finial, the second with circular bowl, canted tapering stem with Saint finial, the third with circular bowl, flat tapering engraved stem with bud finial, the fourth with circular bowl, tapering and twisted stem with Saint finial, the fifth and sixth, each with oval bowl, auricular stem with soldier finial holding a rifle, the last three, each with oval bowls and with symbolic figure finials, marked on bodies
19.6 cm. and smaller
432 gr. (9)
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