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Silver spoon with an openwork bowl
The blade is marked Christofle a Paris
The object was made by Jan Breda (active 1688–1725)
A charming and collectible piece of Dutch silverware
The chain has a link width of 1 mm
Zilveren schaar, L. Verbeek, Rotterdam, ca. 1820 Titel:Default Title Silver spoon with an openworkSilver scissors with steel cutting blades, made by the silversmith L. Verbeek from Rotterdam. He was active from 1812 to 1829. The scissors bear the sword hallmark and the maker's mark LV above an arch. The scissors are in good condition. Weight: 42. 6 grams. Length: 13 cm.