Zilveren sierlepel, Prudentia, 1892 papierclip He used this hallmark from

He used this hallmark from 1872 to 1892

Spoon weight: 10

Active from 1860 to 1870

The basket is marked with the import mark JR in octagon

Bracket measures: 3

Zilveren sierlepel, Prudentia, 1892 papierclip He used this hallmark fromSilver ornamental spoon, made by an unknown silversmith at the end of the 19th century. The spoon is topped with a woman holding a mirror in her right hand, turned towards the viewer. In literature, this representation is often called Prudence or Prudentia. In her left hand, she probably holds a Remora, a snake like fish. In Pliny the Elder's (23 2479 AD) Naturalis Historia, this snake like fish from the Echeneidae family is described as "attaching