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Silver sugar spoon, W. Kooiman, Schoonhoven, 1867

Silver sugar spoon, W. Kooiman, Schoonhoven, 1867

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Are you looking for an elegant and purely designed piece of Dutch antique silver?
This refined antique silver sugar scoop (also excellent for use as a tea scoop) is a beautiful example of the sleek Biedermeier style from the third quarter of the 19th century. The piece was crafted by the well-known master silversmith from Schoonhoven, Willem Kooiman.
The scoop immediately stands out due to its minimalist yet extremely chic design without heavy engravings. The bowl is sleekly shaped with characteristic, stepped contour edges. The wide handle follows a fluid, wavy line with a subtle double fillet border along the outside. Thanks to the highly polished silver, the reflection and the high quality of the material are showcased beautifully. This piece dates exactly to the year 1867 and is in excellent antique condition with four razor-sharp, deeply struck silver hallmarks on the back of the stem.
Features and Hallmarks:
  • Product: Antique silver sugar scoop / tea scoop / small scoop
  • Maker's mark: WK above 122 in a square (Willem Kooiman, active in Schoonhoven between 1856 and 1883)
  • Fineness mark: Walking Lion (2nd standard silver, .833)
  • Office mark: Minerva head with the 'M' for Schoonhoven
  • Date letter: h (1867)
  • Style: Sleek Biedermeier with fillet border and contour bowl
  • Dimensions: Length of 113 mm
  • Weight: 10.4 grams
A stylish and timeless piece of silver history from the Dutch silver city of Schoonhoven. Perfect for adding extra class to your high-tea table, as an exclusive gift for a collector, or for expanding your own collection of antique tableware.

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