Zilveren suikerstrooilepel, J. Feddema, Leeuwarden, ca. 1790 klederdracht broche Finely worked cast stem decorated

Finely worked cast stem decorated with putti and floral motifs

19th- century silver commemorative spoon

The names of the Blokland family are written on the front page and a back page

5 x 16 x 6 cm

sleek style with rosette was made by HH van de Dool from Schoonhoven (VD18)

Zilveren suikerstrooilepel, J. Feddema, Leeuwarden, ca. 1790 klederdracht broche Finely worked cast stem decorated18th century Frisian silver sugar spoon made by the silversmith Johannes Feddema, active in Leeuwarden from 1780 (Voet 529 B151). The bowl of the spoon is openworked with a passionate biblical depiction of Esther's audience with King Ahosuerus, where she invites the king for a meal with her and Haman. The stem is crowned with a bird figure. Hallmarked with the master's mark "IF" by Johannes Feddema. From 1799, he was a guild hallmarker in Leeuwarden.