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Length: 22
(Woman with anchor representing de Hoop)
The trouser piece was later made into a brooch
The gold clasp is provided with filigree goldsmith work
The spoon with brace-shaped handle is marked with an unclear date letter
Zilveren strooilepel, fa. Gebr. J. en D. Veenstra, Leeuwarden, 1858 Titel:Default Title Length: 22Silver sugar spoon made by the firm Gebr. J. and D. Veenstra from Leeuwarden. Active from 1841 to 1871. The sprinkling spoon is openwork sawn and provided with fillet edges. Hallmarked with master mark V146, second fineness mark, Minerva head and date letter y for 1858. In good condition. Weight: 14. 3 grams. Length: 11. 5 cm