Lot Essay
In Heshuysen's inventory four silver spoons are recorded as number 69.
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THE FIRST WITH MAKER'S MARK POSSIBLY THAT OF LUCAS STENDER (SEE CITROEN, P. 83), ROTTERDAM, 1647; THE SECOND WITH MAKER'S MARK A TULIP OR FLOWER, ZIERIKZEE, DATE LETTER T, CIRCA 1700
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Two Dutch silver spoons
The first with maker's mark possibly that of Lucas Stender (see Citroen, p. 83), Rotterdam, 1647; the second with maker's mark a tulip or flower, Zierikzee, date letter T, circa 1700
Both with part-spirally fluted stem, one terminating in an eagle supporting a shield, with fig-shaped plain bowl, the stem engraved GPVW; the other with knop finial, with fig-shaped bowl engraved with flowers and foliage, the stem engraved with initials IA, marked on bowls
19.3 and 20.3 cm. long
88 gr. (2)
The first with maker's mark possibly that of Lucas Stender (see Citroen, p. 83), Rotterdam, 1647; the second with maker's mark a tulip or flower, Zierikzee, date letter T, circa 1700
Both with part-spirally fluted stem, one terminating in an eagle supporting a shield, with fig-shaped plain bowl, the stem engraved GPVW; the other with knop finial, with fig-shaped bowl engraved with flowers and foliage, the stem engraved with initials IA, marked on bowls
19.3 and 20.3 cm. long
88 gr. (2)
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