Platter (2) - .833 silver - antique silver bowl
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Two identical antique Dutch silver bowls, each about 24 g of 0.833 silver, 8.4 × 6.4 cm and 1 cm high, decorated with a relief genre scene and a Rocaille- and floral-engraved border, hallmarked Minerva head with year letter O dating to 1873 in Amsterdam; in good used condition with minor signs of age.
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Pair of antique Dutch silver bowls – 19th century
Lovely pair of identical small silver bowls, richly decorated with a historic genre scene in relief and a carved edge in rocaille and floral motifs.
Both bowls bear Dutch silver marks, including the walking lion for second-grade silver (.833), a Minerva head, and a date letter. The date letter is O, indicating 1873. In the Minerva head mark, one of the bowls shows the A for Amsterdam.
The bowls measure approximately 8.4 x 6.4 cm, are about 1 cm high, and weigh around 24 grams each. Total weight about 48 grams.
These are two identical pieces that together form an attractive and decorative couple. Beautiful age-related patina and signs of use, consistent with the age.
Material: silver, 2nd quality (.833)
Origin: Netherlands
Period: 1873
Quantity: 2
Weight: approx. 24 grams per piece
A charming and exceptional pair of 19th-century Dutch silver bowls with rich figurative decoration, appealing to both collectors and lovers of antique silver. Very stylish as decoration on a side table or desk.
Pair of antique Dutch silver bowls – 19th century
Lovely pair of identical small silver bowls, richly decorated with a historic genre scene in relief and a carved edge in rocaille and floral motifs.
Both bowls bear Dutch silver marks, including the walking lion for second-grade silver (.833), a Minerva head, and a date letter. The date letter is O, indicating 1873. In the Minerva head mark, one of the bowls shows the A for Amsterdam.
The bowls measure approximately 8.4 x 6.4 cm, are about 1 cm high, and weigh around 24 grams each. Total weight about 48 grams.
These are two identical pieces that together form an attractive and decorative couple. Beautiful age-related patina and signs of use, consistent with the age.
Material: silver, 2nd quality (.833)
Origin: Netherlands
Period: 1873
Quantity: 2
Weight: approx. 24 grams per piece
A charming and exceptional pair of 19th-century Dutch silver bowls with rich figurative decoration, appealing to both collectors and lovers of antique silver. Very stylish as decoration on a side table or desk.
Details
Era
1400-1900
Gross weight
24 g
Silver type
.833 silver
Specific region of origin
Amsterdam
Title additional information
antique silver bowl
Number of objects
2
Material
Silver
Country of origin
Netherlands
Style
Antique
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
1 cm
Width
8.4 cm
Depth
6.4 cm
Estimated period
1850-1900
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