Zilveren mergboor met benen heft, J.M. Steiger, Amsterdam, 1852 kwastjes Both the glass and the

Both the glass and the silver are in good condition

The handles are silver

The lock is hallmarked with a sword and FJT for FJ Treling from Sneek

He became a master in 1763 and worked until 1792

openwork plant decor in the bowl fall under Neo-Rococo

Zilveren mergboor met benen heft, J.M. Steiger, Amsterdam, 1852 kwastjes Both the glass and theSilver marrow scoop with a bone handle, made by the silversmith Johannes Martinus Steiger (J. M. Steiger). He was a well known Amsterdam silversmith, mainly active between 1846 and 1876. His work is known for its solid quality and refined finish. The design is specifically intended for scraping bone marrow from cooked bones, which was considered a true delicacy at the dinner or lunch table at the time. Hallmarked with maker's mark IMS under a jug,