Daniel Dendler, Hermannstadt - Serving spoon - praise - .813 silver

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Antique Georgian silver serving spoon by Daniel Dendler of Hermannstadt (Sibiu), Romania, circa 1800, in .813 silver, 29 cm long, 5 cm wide and 2.5 cm high, weighing 117 g, initialled V. v. K. in Gothic script, with a five-pearl crown indicating noble rank, in excellent condition.

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Purity: 13/17 = 82.5%

Weight: 117 grams

Length: 29 cm

Original owner:

Initials in Gothic, V. v. K. Valentine Von Kraus. A nobleman from Hermannstadt with a high position in the town. His family was a good client of the silversmith, Daniel Dendler. This piece might have been a birthday or wedding gift.

Dating: 1787-1816

Maker: Daniel Dendler

Origin: Hermannstadt, Transylvania, now Romania.

A very rare silver serving spoon made by the silversmith Daniel Dendler around 1800. The noble families from this region had the tradition of engraving their initials combined with a crown. The more pearls the crown had, the higher the owner's rank. This crown has 5 pearls, so this piece comes from the knightly nobility. 7 pearls, for example, are intended for a count.

Purity: 13/17 = 82.5%

Weight: 117 grams

Length: 29 cm

Original owner:

Initials in Gothic, V. v. K. Valentine Von Kraus. A nobleman from Hermannstadt with a high position in the town. His family was a good client of the silversmith, Daniel Dendler. This piece might have been a birthday or wedding gift.

Dating: 1787-1816

Maker: Daniel Dendler

Origin: Hermannstadt, Transylvania, now Romania.

A very rare silver serving spoon made by the silversmith Daniel Dendler around 1800. The noble families from this region had the tradition of engraving their initials combined with a crown. The more pearls the crown had, the higher the owner's rank. This crown has 5 pearls, so this piece comes from the knightly nobility. 7 pearls, for example, are intended for a count.

Details

Era
1400-1900
Style subtype
Georgian
Gross weight
117 g
Silver type
.813 silver
Specific region of origin
Hermannstadt (Transsylvanië) nu Sibiu. Eigenaar: Valentine von Kraus
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Romania
Material
Silver
Designer/artist/maker
Daniel Dendler, Hermannstadt
Model
praise
Style
Antique
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
2.5 cm
Width
5 cm
Depth
29 cm
Estimated period
Circa 1800
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Objects sold
Private

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