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Chain length: 70 cm
The miniature is marked with the master's mark A3W and the sword mark for at least 2nd grade silver
This craftsmanship transformed functional tableware into true works of art at the time
It is popularly called a 'snotneus' (snot nose) because the sucked-up oil sometimes had the annoying property of dripping over the edge
Zilveren natfruitlepel, J.M. van Kempen & Zonen, Voorschoten, 1864 Mappin & Webb Chain length: 70 cmAre you looking for an exclusive piece of antique silverware with a rich history? This magnificent silver wet fruit spoon from the year 1864 is a masterful creation by the world renowned silver factory Fa. J. M. van Kempen en Zonen from Voorschoten. A unique collector's item that perfectly combines elegance and historical craftsmanship. This antique fruit spoon is a beautiful example of the craftsmanship from the late Biedermeier period. Refined
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