o.a. W. Hamer en H. Wolk - Serving utensil (9) - .835 silver - From 1825 to 1900 - 4 salt bowls, 5 teaspoons
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Set of four antique Biedermeier crystal salt cellars on silver feet with five silver salt spoons, dating to 1825–1900, in good condition with minor signs of wear and small spots; maker notes include W. Hamer and H. Wolk (Netherlands), silver content .835, total weight 495 g, heights up to 9 cm and bases about 5.5 cm square.
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4 antique Biedermeier crystal salt cellars on silver feet with 5 silver salt/spice spoons.
2 spoons are 8 cm long and are marked with a sword and a master mark. 3 spoons are 6.2 cm and all three are marked with ALBO 835 zll.
1 salt cellar, 7 cm high, in the shape of a flower, stamped with a sword and master mark; the silver foot is decorated with a fantasy motif. (Has one tiny, barely noticeable chip at the edge).
1 flower-shaped salt cellar, also 7 cm high, stamped with a sword and master mark, and has one small point and one very small chip.
1 salt cellar of accolade-cut (slip) 8 cm high with 4 silver marks including a lion, year-letter Minerva head, and master mark. The base has a floral decoration. This one also has 2 very small chips at one point.
The tallest at 9 cm is immediately the oldest of the lot. It stands on a square foot with underneath 4 silver globe feet attached and a cord decoration around. Marked with 4 silver marks including the year mark Q=1825, the lion, Minerva head, and master mark W. Hamer & H. Wolk Utrecht. Has 1 almost invisible chip.
4 antique Biedermeier crystal salt cellars on silver feet with 5 silver salt/spice spoons.
2 spoons are 8 cm long and are marked with a sword and a master mark. 3 spoons are 6.2 cm and all three are marked with ALBO 835 zll.
1 salt cellar, 7 cm high, in the shape of a flower, stamped with a sword and master mark; the silver foot is decorated with a fantasy motif. (Has one tiny, barely noticeable chip at the edge).
1 flower-shaped salt cellar, also 7 cm high, stamped with a sword and master mark, and has one small point and one very small chip.
1 salt cellar of accolade-cut (slip) 8 cm high with 4 silver marks including a lion, year-letter Minerva head, and master mark. The base has a floral decoration. This one also has 2 very small chips at one point.
The tallest at 9 cm is immediately the oldest of the lot. It stands on a square foot with underneath 4 silver globe feet attached and a cord decoration around. Marked with 4 silver marks including the year mark Q=1825, the lion, Minerva head, and master mark W. Hamer & H. Wolk Utrecht. Has 1 almost invisible chip.
Details
Era
1400-1900
Gross weight
495 g
Silver type
.835 silver
Over 200 years old
Yes
Title additional information
4 salt bowls, 5 teaspoons
Number of objects
9
Country of origin
Netherlands
Designer/artist/maker
o.a. W. Hamer en H. Wolk
Material
Crystal, Silver
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
9 cm
Width
5.5 cm
Depth
5.5 cm
Estimated period
From 1825 to 1900
