Zilveren soeplepel, J.H. Eversbag, Amsterdam, 1852 Samuel Fockenbergh II The spoon is provided with

The spoon is provided with the initials AW

Met een gewicht van 8

As a crowning glory

van Kempen & Zonen from Voorschoten

Zilveren 'close forever' armband met een schakelbreedte van 7 mm

Zilveren soeplepel, J.H. Eversbag, Amsterdam, 1852 Samuel Fockenbergh II The spoon is provided withLarge silver soup ladle made by the silversmith J. H. Eversbag from Amsterdam. Active from 1840 to 1873. The soup ladle has reeded edges. The ladle is hallmarked with the maker's mark anchor IE, a Minerva head, the first grade hallmark and the year letter S for 1852. Finally, the retailer's mark of Benten & Zonen is stamped. Benten & Zonen in Amsterdam was the continuation of the company originally founded by cashier and goldsmith Johannes Wouterus