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with the anchor symbolizing hope
(pyramids symbol for stairs leading to heaven
bead diameter: 5 mm
Minerva head and date letter O for 1873
The clasp is marked with the miner's head 2 (Municipality of Niort) for 2nd grade silver and master hallmark EL by Edmond Loze from Niort
Zilveren suikerschepje, P. Oversteegen, Amsterdam, ca. 1825 Kollum with the anchor symbolizing hopeEarly 19th century A century old silver sugar spoon with an ebony handle. Made by the Amsterdam silversmith P. Oversteegen. Active from 1824 to 1830. Hallmarked with the master mark P: O: and the sword for 2nd grade silver. Weight: 4. 1 grams. Length: 9 cm.