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He was a small worker and specialized in boxes and needle cases
made of filigree silverwork
Silver ornamental spoon
He worked from around 1760 until after 1813
and tea strainers
Zilveren lepel, P. Clausen, Amsterdam, 1763 Titel:Default Title He was a small workerSilver tablespoon, made by the silversmith Paul Clausen from Amsterdam. He was active from 1754 to 1772. Paul Clausen was a spoon maker, specializing in forged cutlery. He lived and worked from Barndesteeg. The spoon is hallmarked with the first standard mark, Amsterdam city mark, year letter D for 1763, and the maker's mark PC. The spoon features an Amsterdam double acanthus leaf pattern. In good condition. Weight: 78. 3 grams. Length: 20. 5 cm.
