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Length: 20 cm
He succeeded the famous Bossche silversmith Hendrikus Simon de Leeuw
This image is set in a smooth bezel with a pearl-lined silverwork border
Add this rare and early piece of Amsterdam silver history to your collection
Zilveren theeschepje, B.C. Verkerk, Amsterdam, 1850 sigarcutter Length: 20 cmAre you looking for a refined and richly decorated piece of Dutch silverwork from the mid 19th century? This beautiful antique silver tea caddy spoon stands out with its magnificent, detailed floral engravings on the handle and its elegantly curved bowl. The spoon was crafted in Amsterdam in 1850 and is in excellent condition. The maker of this tea caddy spoon is the Amsterdam silversmith Barend Christiaan Verkerk (active in the mid 19th century). His