Silver Condiment Set with Original Liners - Schoonhoven, 1917

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Elegant three-piece Dutch silver condiment set from Schoonhoven, dating to 1917 in Louis XVI Revival style, comprising two open salts and one caster with original cobalt blue glass liners, hallmarked Lion Passant 2nd Standard (833 silver), date letter H (1917), maker H. Hooijkaas, Schoonhoven; caster height 10 cm, salt cellars 3.3 cm, total weight 190 g, and with a bayonet-lock caster top.

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Elegant three-piece Dutch silver condiment set dating from the early 20th century, executed in the Louis XVI Revival style. The set consists of two open salts and one caster, all retaining their original cobalt blue glass liners.

The pieces bear Dutch silver hallmarks including the Lion Passant 2nd Standard (833 silver), the date letter H for 1917, and the HH maker's mark of the renowned Schoonhoven silver manufacturer H. Hooijkaas.

The set is finely decorated with classical Louis XVI motifs, including garlands, ribbons and pierced details inspired by 18th-century French design. The original cobalt blue glass inserts provide a striking visual contrast and greatly enhance the overall appearance.

Condition:
Very good antique condition. All elements are firm and stable, with original fittings throughout. One glass liner has a small chip to the rim, mentioned for accuracy and shown in the photographs.

Important: The caster top is fitted with an original bayonet-lock mechanism. It should not be pulled or forced open; the closure is released by a slight twist.

Hallmarks:
Dutch Lion Passant 2nd Standard (833 silver)
Date letter H (1917)
Maker's mark HH
H. Hooijkaas, Schoonhoven

Dimensions:
Caster height: 10 cm
Salt cellars height: 3.3 cm
Total weight: 190 g

A fine and complete Dutch silver table set from one of Schoonhoven's most respected silver manufacturers, preserved with its original cobalt blue glass liners.


Elegant three-piece Dutch silver condiment set dating from the early 20th century, executed in the Louis XVI Revival style. The set consists of two open salts and one caster, all retaining their original cobalt blue glass liners.

The pieces bear Dutch silver hallmarks including the Lion Passant 2nd Standard (833 silver), the date letter H for 1917, and the HH maker's mark of the renowned Schoonhoven silver manufacturer H. Hooijkaas.

The set is finely decorated with classical Louis XVI motifs, including garlands, ribbons and pierced details inspired by 18th-century French design. The original cobalt blue glass inserts provide a striking visual contrast and greatly enhance the overall appearance.

Condition:
Very good antique condition. All elements are firm and stable, with original fittings throughout. One glass liner has a small chip to the rim, mentioned for accuracy and shown in the photographs.

Important: The caster top is fitted with an original bayonet-lock mechanism. It should not be pulled or forced open; the closure is released by a slight twist.

Hallmarks:
Dutch Lion Passant 2nd Standard (833 silver)
Date letter H (1917)
Maker's mark HH
H. Hooijkaas, Schoonhoven

Dimensions:
Caster height: 10 cm
Salt cellars height: 3.3 cm
Total weight: 190 g

A fine and complete Dutch silver table set from one of Schoonhoven's most respected silver manufacturers, preserved with its original cobalt blue glass liners.


Details

Distillery/brand
Silver Condiment Set with Original Liners
Country of production
Netherlands
Volume on label
Schoonhoven, 1917
Alcohol %
Schoonhoven, 1917
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Objects sold
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