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set all around with zirconias
The birth spoon is marked with second quality mark
Friese 18e eeuws zilveren vork van de zilversmid Julianus Buissink (Voet B 127) uit Leeuwarden
The best mother-of-pearl artists in the Golden Age worked with shells brought from the East by the VOC
Zilveren soeplepel met parelrand, M. Logerath, Amsterdam, 1807 Titel:Default Title No marks or signature presentHeavy Dutch silver soup spoon with pearl rim made by the silversmith Martinus Logerath from Amsterdam. Active from 1767 to 1814. Hallmarked with master's mark three apples in contoured shield (Voet 1912, no. 598 and 599, Citroen 1975, no. 1104) by Martinus Logerath. City hallmark Amsterdam, year letter Y for 1807 and shopkeepers hallmark Diemont. Also hallmarked with the axe. The spoon is made of 2nd grade silver. Weight: 181 grams. Length: 32 cm.
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