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Silver olive spoon, G. Kuijlenburg, Schoonhoven, 1868

Silver olive spoon, G. Kuijlenburg, Schoonhoven, 1868

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Are you looking for a unique piece of Dutch silverware with a rich history?
This magnificent antique silver olive spoon (also known as a wet fruit scoop in the 19th century) is an ornament for any set table and a valuable addition for the collector.
The spoon was made by the renowned silversmith Gerrit Kuijlenburg and is in excellent antique condition. The openwork bowl is subtly perforated, ideal for elegantly serving olives or wet fruit without excess liquid. The handle features a refined, hand-engraved meander border.
This collectible is marked with all official Dutch silver hallmarks, guaranteeing its authenticity and age:
  • Maker's Mark: K in a turret in a square (Gerrit Kuijlenburg, active in Schoonhoven, Weesp, and Gouda, among others)
  • Assay Mark: Walking Lion 2 (Second grade silver, 833/1000)
  • Office Mark: Minerva head with the letter A (Hallmarked in Amsterdam)
  • Date Letter: i (Produced in the year 1868)
Specifications:
  • Length: 14.5 cm
  • Weight: 17.2 grams
  • Period: 19th-century Dutch silver (Biedermeier / early neo-styles)
A rare and tangible piece of Dutch history from 1868.
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