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Kiddush ("sanctification") is a short ceremony in which a prayer is said over a cup of wine in the evening
Silver design pendant with semi-circular green stone
He was an apprentice to Hotse Seerps Swerms (Voet 247)
time-consuming pursuits besides silversmithing
Both the strap and the watch case are hallmarked 925 for 1st grade silver
Zilveren apostellepel met pseudokeuren, Groningen, 19e eeuws Titel:Default Title Kiddush ("sanctification") is a shortSilver apostle spoon with pseudo hallmarks, probably made by a silversmith from Groningen. The spoon features 3 pseudo hallmarks. This was done to make a 19th century silver spoon look like it was 18th century. There was great demand for 18th century Dutch silver, especially from England. This demand was met through the use of pseudo hallmarks. These spoons have now also become antiques again, approx. 150 years old. The spoon has a beautifully
