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but the maker's mark CK is visible
The lock is provided with a biba label
It is also hallmarked with the sword 835 for second-grade silver
is in good condition
With a height of only 4 cm for the jug and 3 cm for each of the four chalices
Zilveren miniatuur koekenpan, W. van Strant, Amsterdam, ca. 1735 gerestaureerd but the maker's mark CKSilver miniature frying pan made by the silversmith Willem van Strant from Amsterdam. He was active from 1727 to 1742. He was known as a worker of small objects, particularly for manufacturing miniature silver items. The frying pan is hallmarked with the city mark of Amsterdam and the master's mark VS. The miniature has a bone handle. Dating: ca. 1730 1740. In good condition. Weight: 14. 7 grams. Dimensions: 4 x 12 cm.
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