zilverfabriek Schoonhoven - Herman hooijkaas - Box (3) - Silvered metal - Tea pot and small spoon vases

Tea jar and small spoon vases - Douwe Egberts –
Silver-plated metal - Herbert Hooijkaas -
Netherlands - 1960/70

Small cups and spoon holders, heavily silver-plated, with traditional Dutch scenes.
Executed by the Herbert Hooijkaas silver factory, Schoonhoven.
for Douwe Egberts

This group depicts scenes of rural life, with artisans,
Musicians, and others, inspired by paintings, including those by Jan Steen.
The tea caddy with a lid depicts a village scene with drinkers, musicians, farmers, etc.
Marked with the DE emblem on the bezel edge and HH*90 on the left side of the tree.
High including the lid knob 10.5 cm, diameter 8 cm.

The large spoon vase has a smooth foot rim.
that viewed from the bottom appears somewhat deformed.
Regarding table use, it is not very noticeable, but it should still be mentioned.
It depicts a portrayal of musicians.
And cheerful drinking brothers at the table.
Marked on the edge with the DE emblem.
and a corner at the top of the illustration HH*90.
Height 7.5 cm, diameter 7 cm.

The small vase can be used for serving sugar/creamer sticks.
Following that, a performance inspired by the painting 'De keisnijder' by Jan Steen.
Performance by a quack doctor and public treatment of patients.
Inside, marked DE on the bottom, and in a corner of the depiction HH*90.
Height 7 cm, diameter 5 cm.

The small spoons and similar items shown in the photos are for illustration purposes only and are not included.
The objects are in good condition and not 'verpoetst'.