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Silver berry spoon, Jacobus van Steeden, Amsterdam, 1858

Silver berry spoon, Jacobus van Steeden, Amsterdam, 1858

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Beautiful antique Dutch silver wet fruit scoop made by the renowned Amsterdam silversmith Jacobus van Steeden. The scoop is a magnificent example of 19th-century craftsmanship and is in excellent, collectible condition.
Jacobus van Steeden was an active and respected Amsterdam silversmith in the second half of the 19th century. He was known for his refined craftsmanship, particularly in silver scoops and small silverware. His registered maker's mark (54 above J S in a square) was officially used between 1851 and 1883. This largely coincides with the heyday and late period of the Dutch Biedermeier style.
The bowl features a very elegant and refined openwork pattern with richly detailed scroll and floral motifs. The handle is also beautifully engraved in the characteristic Biedermeier style, which gives this piece a unique and luxurious appearance. Ideal for serving wet fruit, compote, or other delicacies, or as a special collector's item.
This antique silver scoop is fully and clearly hallmarked with the official Dutch silver hallmarks:
  • Maker's mark: 54 above J S in a square (Jacobus van Steeden, active in Amsterdam between 1851 and 1883)
  • Fineness mark: Lion (2) for Dutch 2nd grade silver (833/1000)
  • Assay office mark: Minerva head with the letter A (Amsterdam)
  • Year letter: Y for the year 1858
Specifications:
  • Product: Antique silver wet fruit scoop / wet fruit spoon
  • Silversmith: Jacobus van Steeden
  • Place of origin: Amsterdam
  • Dating: 1858
  • Length: 18 cm
  • Weight: 39.3 grams
  • Fineness: 2nd grade silver (.833)

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