Silver amuse-bouche or child's spoon, D. van Outvorst & Zn, Amsterdam, 1914

Silver amuse-bouche/child's spoon – D. van Outvorst & Zn, Amsterdam

Beautiful silver amuse or child's spoon , made by D. van Outvorst & Zn from Amsterdam , a renowned silversmith house that was active from 1922 to 1960. This elegant spoon is a fine example of high-quality Dutch silverwork from the early 20th century.

The spoon is made of first grade silver (925/1000) and is richly hallmarked with the master mark DvO & Zn , the date letter E for 1914 , the 1st grade hallmark , the Minerva head with A for Amsterdam , as well as the additional hallmark JA Hueting . These hallmarks confirm the authenticity, provenance and quality of the object.

With a length of approximately 10.5 cm and a weight of 33.8 grams , this is a solidly made and refined spoon, suitable as an amuse spoon , child's spoon or as a collector's item within Dutch silver.

Specifications:

• Object: amuse-/child's spoon
• Maker: D. van Outvorst & Zn, Amsterdam
• Master's mark: DvO & Zn
• Work period: 1922–1960
• Dating: 1914 (date letter E)
• Material: silver, 1st grade (925/1000)
• Hallmarks: master mark DvO & Zn, date letter E, 1st grade hallmark, Minerva head A (Amsterdam), hallmark JA Hueting
• Length: approx. 10.5 cm
• Weight: approx. 33.8 grams

A stylish and collectible piece of Amsterdam silver , ideal for lovers of antique silverware , silver children's spoons and Dutch silversmithing .