Set identieke ZWARE Puur/fijn zilver amuselepels - ZEER ZELDZAAM - Gerritsen - Spoon (6) - Hague's Praise Model - .999 silver - Solid silver
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Six heavy 999/1000 silver amuse spoons in the Haags Lofje model, made by Gerritsen of Zeist in 1999 (year letter P), total weight 408 g, dimensions 11.5 × 4 × 4.3 cm, marked NL-ASSAY-OFFICE-AG-999 with Minerva Gouda, Netherlands.
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This is a set of heavy pure/fine silver (999/1000) amuse spoons with the Haags Lofje model. This set comes from an inheritance/estate.
The following information is relevant:
It is a VERY RARE set of 6 Dutch silver amuse spoons, all in solid condition. These amuse spoons feature the Haags Lofje model. The 6 silver amuse spoons have been crafted for the family by a renowned silversmith and bear the same hallmarks and year letter. The set of 6 silver amuse spoons is a special addition to the silver Haags Lofje cutlery.
The Haags Lofje model originated in the 18th century from the Hollands Glad model. Because the Lofje was especially loved by the nobility in the court capital The Hague, it bears the name Haags Lofje.
The Silver Factory Gerritsen produced table silver in the latter half of the 20th century in 999/1000. A process devised by the silver factory to make cutlery from nearly pure silver. Due to the purity of the silver (999/1000 = highest fineness = comparable to the SILVER CONTENT of a STERLING piece) this cutlery with the Haags Lofje model is VERY RARE and a GOOD INVESTMENT.
Origin country: Netherlands
Material: Silver
Marked: Yes, see photos
Silversmith: G*Z = Gerritsen Nederlandse Metaalwarenfabriek Zeist (Sola) 1968–present
Fineness: Standing lion 999 = 1st quality fine/pure silver (999/1000)
Assay mark: NL-ASSAY-OFFICE-AG-999
Appraisal chamber: Minerva R = Gouda
Year letter: P = 1999
Dimensions: Length x width x height = 11.5 cm x 4 cm x 4.3 cm
Total silver weight = 408 grams
Condition: Good
These pure/fine silver cutlery pieces with the Haags Lofje model are well packed and sent by registered/insured shipment, but they can also be collected by appointment at Edel Erfgoed in Klarenbeek, Netherlands (near Apeldoorn).
Seller's Story
Edel Erfgoed is a specialist in the field of (applied) art and utensils from the 19th, 20th and 21st century (Antique, Art Nouveau, Jugendstil, Art Deco, Amsterdam School, Vintage and Contemporary applied art). It concerns a wide range of renowned glass artists, ceramists, metal and wood workers and silver and goldsmiths. This includes items such as vases, photo frames, prints, candlesticks, lamps, crockery, jewellery, cutlery, wall plates and decorative tiles.
The showroom of Edel Erfgoed is located in Klarenbeek (near Apeldoorn). You can view items by appointment, but you can also get acquainted with the range via the Edel Erfgoed website.
Translated by Google TranslateThis is a set of heavy pure/fine silver (999/1000) amuse spoons with the Haags Lofje model. This set comes from an inheritance/estate.
The following information is relevant:
It is a VERY RARE set of 6 Dutch silver amuse spoons, all in solid condition. These amuse spoons feature the Haags Lofje model. The 6 silver amuse spoons have been crafted for the family by a renowned silversmith and bear the same hallmarks and year letter. The set of 6 silver amuse spoons is a special addition to the silver Haags Lofje cutlery.
The Haags Lofje model originated in the 18th century from the Hollands Glad model. Because the Lofje was especially loved by the nobility in the court capital The Hague, it bears the name Haags Lofje.
The Silver Factory Gerritsen produced table silver in the latter half of the 20th century in 999/1000. A process devised by the silver factory to make cutlery from nearly pure silver. Due to the purity of the silver (999/1000 = highest fineness = comparable to the SILVER CONTENT of a STERLING piece) this cutlery with the Haags Lofje model is VERY RARE and a GOOD INVESTMENT.
Origin country: Netherlands
Material: Silver
Marked: Yes, see photos
Silversmith: G*Z = Gerritsen Nederlandse Metaalwarenfabriek Zeist (Sola) 1968–present
Fineness: Standing lion 999 = 1st quality fine/pure silver (999/1000)
Assay mark: NL-ASSAY-OFFICE-AG-999
Appraisal chamber: Minerva R = Gouda
Year letter: P = 1999
Dimensions: Length x width x height = 11.5 cm x 4 cm x 4.3 cm
Total silver weight = 408 grams
Condition: Good
These pure/fine silver cutlery pieces with the Haags Lofje model are well packed and sent by registered/insured shipment, but they can also be collected by appointment at Edel Erfgoed in Klarenbeek, Netherlands (near Apeldoorn).
Seller's Story
Edel Erfgoed is a specialist in the field of (applied) art and utensils from the 19th, 20th and 21st century (Antique, Art Nouveau, Jugendstil, Art Deco, Amsterdam School, Vintage and Contemporary applied art). It concerns a wide range of renowned glass artists, ceramists, metal and wood workers and silver and goldsmiths. This includes items such as vases, photo frames, prints, candlesticks, lamps, crockery, jewellery, cutlery, wall plates and decorative tiles.
The showroom of Edel Erfgoed is located in Klarenbeek (near Apeldoorn). You can view items by appointment, but you can also get acquainted with the range via the Edel Erfgoed website.
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Era
1900-2000
Gross weight
408 g
Silver type
.999 silver
Specific region of origin
Zeist
Title additional information
Solid silver
Number of objects
6
Country of origin
Netherlands
Manufacturer/brand
Set identieke ZWARE Puur/fijn zilver amuselepels - ZEER ZELDZAAM
Material
Silver
Designer/artist/maker
Gerritsen
Model
Hague's Praise Model
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
4.3 cm
Width
4 cm
Depth
11.5 cm
Estimated period
1999
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