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Silver tea caddy spoon, D. van Maarseveen sr., Amsterdam, 1828

Silver tea caddy spoon, D. van Maarseveen sr., Amsterdam, 1828

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Are you looking for a rare and extremely elegant piece of Dutch silver for your collection?
This beautiful antique silver tea caddy spoon is a true work of art. The spoon immediately stands out due to its deep, funnel-shaped bowl, which features a refined, finely chased rim. The elegantly curved, smooth handle provides perfect balance. The item was forged in Amsterdam in 1828 and is in excellent condition.

The maker of this refined piece of cutlery is the well-known Amsterdam silversmith Dirk van Maarseveen sr.. He was active in the capital from 1816 to 1840 and was known for his high-quality small silverware. This specific model with the deep bowl showcases his exceptional mastery from the early 19th century.

The tea caddy spoon is clearly and fully hallmarked with the official Dutch marks:
  • Maker's mark: DM under a heart in a square (D. van Maarseveen sr.)
  • Fineness: Second standard lion (833/1000 silver)
  • Assay Office mark: Minerva head with the letter A for Amsterdam
  • Year letter: T for the year 1828
Specifications:
  • Product: Antique silver tea caddy spoon
  • Silversmith: D. van Maarseveen sr.
  • Place of origin: Amsterdam
  • Year of production: 1828
  • Weight: 5.8 grams
  • Length: 92 mm (9.2 cm)
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