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MAKER'S MARK PROSSIBLY OF JOHANNES VAN SOMERWIL I, AMSTERDAM, 1764; APPARENTLY UNMARKED, PROBABLY 18TH CENTURY; APPARENTLY UNMARKED, PROBABLY 18TH CENTURY
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A Dutch silver miniature frying pan, pan and a jug
Maker's mark prossibly of Johannes van Somerwil I, Amsterdam, 1764; apparently unmarked, probably 18th Century; apparently unmarked, probably 18th Century
Realistically shaped, wooden handle missing; circular-shaped pan with overhead swing handle; vase-shaped jug on circular foot, square handle
7cm. (2¾in.) length (frying pan)
marked on handle and reverse
30gr. (3)
Maker's mark prossibly of Johannes van Somerwil I, Amsterdam, 1764; apparently unmarked, probably 18th Century; apparently unmarked, probably 18th Century
Realistically shaped, wooden handle missing; circular-shaped pan with overhead swing handle; vase-shaped jug on circular foot, square handle
7cm. (2¾in.) length (frying pan)
marked on handle and reverse
30gr. (3)
Sale room notice
Please note that the estimate should read NLG 550-850 and not as stated in the catalogue