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This craftsmanship transformed functional tableware into true works of art at the time
the Amsterdam city mark (494 Citroen)
Because only the master stamp was struck
It is popularly called a 'snotneus' (snot nose) because the sucked-up oil sometimes had the annoying property of dripping over the edge
Zilveren natfruitlepel, J.M. van Kempen & Zonen, Voorschoten, 1864 Mappin & Webb This craftsmanship transformed functional tablewareAre you looking for an exclusive piece of antique silverware with a rich history? This magnificent silver wet fruit spoon from the year 1864 is a masterful creation by the world renowned silver factory Fa. J. M. van Kempen en Zonen from Voorschoten. A unique collector's item that perfectly combines elegance and historical craftsmanship. This antique fruit spoon is a beautiful example of the craftsmanship from the late Biedermeier period. Refined
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