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Silver tea scoop, H.S. de Leeuw, Den Bosch, 1844

Silver tea scoop, H.S. de Leeuw, Den Bosch, 1844

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Are you looking for a special and elegant piece of 19th-century Brabant silverware?
This antique silver tea scoop stands out with its unique, spatulate bowl and gracefully decorated handle with refined Biedermeier contours. The scoop was made in 's-Hertogenbosch in 1844 and is in excellent condition.

The maker of this tea scoop is the 's-Hertogenbosch gold and silversmith Hendrikus Sebastianus de Leeuw (active from 1841 to 1851). His silverware from the early Victorian and Biedermeier period is prized for its refined detailing and high quality. This object is a beautiful example of mid-19th-century Brabant craftsmanship.

The tea scoop is clearly and completely hallmarked with the official Dutch marks:
  • Maker's mark: HDL above a chalice in a square (H.S. de Leeuw, Den Bosch)
  • Fineness: Second grade lion (833/1000 silver)
  • Office mark: Minerva head with the letter K for 's-Hertogenbosch
  • Year letter: K for the year 1844
Specifications:
  • Product: Antique silver tea scoop / ginger spoon
  • Silversmith: H.S. de Leeuw
  • Place of origin: 's-Hertogenbosch (Den Bosch)
  • Year of production: 1844
  • Weight: 9.0 grams
  • Length: 101 mm (10.1 cm)
Add this graceful piece of 's-Hertogenbosch silver history to your collection. Order securely via our webshop!

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