Lot Essay
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MAKER'S MARK OF JACOB VAN NIEUWCASTEEL, UTRECHT, 1807-1809; ALSO STRUCK WITH DUTCH MARK OF LARGE ARTICLES 934 (1807-1810) AND DUTCH TAXMARK FOR OLD LARGE ARTICLES (1814-1893)
Details
A Dutch silver teapot and milkjug
Maker's mark of Jacob van Nieuwcasteel, Utrecht, 1807-1809; also struck with Dutch mark of large articles 934 (1807-1810) and Dutch taxmark for old large articles (1814-1893)
Each oval-shaped, on reeded rim with a partly fluted body and reeded upperrim, the teapot with hinged cover with wooden finial and handle; milkjug with helmet-shaped spout and high handle
16.2cm. high (milkjug)
marked on reverse
634gr. (2)
Maker's mark of Jacob van Nieuwcasteel, Utrecht, 1807-1809; also struck with Dutch mark of large articles 934 (1807-1810) and Dutch taxmark for old large articles (1814-1893)
Each oval-shaped, on reeded rim with a partly fluted body and reeded upperrim, the teapot with hinged cover with wooden finial and handle; milkjug with helmet-shaped spout and high handle
16.2cm. high (milkjug)
marked on reverse
634gr. (2)
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