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Het bakje kwam in Amsterdam terecht en werd daar alsnog gekeurd of herkeurd met het stadskeur ondanks dat de miniatuur in Haarlem was gemaakt
Deze zilversmid was werkzaam tussen 1828 en 1849
zodat de drank verwarmd wordt
tweede gehaltekeur en een sleutel (exportkeur)
The serving slice is beautifully engraved and openwork in the Biedermeier style
Zilveren reismes, K. Riddersma, Leeuwarden, 1770 Titel:Default Title Het bakje kwam in AmsterdamFrisian silver travel knife with embossed decoration of curl motifs. Made by the silversmith Klaas Riddersma from Leeuwarden in 1770. This silversmith worked from approximately 1758 to 1807. The knife is provided with the master mark KR: (Foot B 117). The knife handle is finely crafted, and the steel blade is of a later date. Therefore, the knife could still be used. Weight: 86. 6 grams. Length: 25 cm.