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THE FIRST WITH MAKER'S MARK ANDRIES VIS, AMSTERDAM, 1752, AND TWO OTHER MAKER'S MARKS, 18TH CENTURY AND ONE SILVER-GILT 19TH CENTURY SPOON
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Three Dutch silver spoons and one silver-gilt spoon
The first with maker's mark Andries Vis, Amsterdam, 1752, and two other maker's marks, 18th Century and one silver-gilt 19th Century spoon
Each with rat tail, comprising: the handle twisted and with Harvest finial; the second silver-gilt, the reverse of the bowl engraved: Rinske Pieters de Jong Geboren den 22 Januari 1826, the third with cherub moulded handle and Fertility finial; and the last with foliate moulded handle and horse finial
marked on the reverse of the bowls
200 gr. (4)
The first with maker's mark Andries Vis, Amsterdam, 1752, and two other maker's marks, 18th Century and one silver-gilt 19th Century spoon
Each with rat tail, comprising: the handle twisted and with Harvest finial; the second silver-gilt, the reverse of the bowl engraved: Rinske Pieters de Jong Geboren den 22 Januari 1826, the third with cherub moulded handle and Fertility finial; and the last with foliate moulded handle and horse finial
marked on the reverse of the bowls
200 gr. (4)