Zilveren sierlepel met wapen, A. de Groot-Boersma, Sneek, 1901 Titel:Default Title The milk was loaded directly

The milk was loaded directly from the farm into large copper or silver-coloured milk churns and transported to customers by cart

Londen en Tokio

The miniature is hallmarked with the maker's mark RS2

with a link width of 5 mm

19th Century Bible (new testament + psalms and hymns) from the publisher: Dutch Bible Company in Amsterdam

Zilveren sierlepel met wapen, A. de Groot-Boersma, Sneek, 1901 Titel:Default Title The milk was loaded directlyFrisian ornamental spoon with a windmill as finial, made by the silversmith Ate de Groot Boersma from Sneek. This silversmith was active from 1875 to 1909. The spoon features a family crest in the bowl. The ornamental spoon is marked with various hallmarks. The maker's mark AB34, first grade mark with export key, Minerva head, and year letter R for 1901. The spoon was exported to Great Britain at the time. Upon arrival in England, it was legally