NO RESERVE - Geometrische Art Nouveau/Wiener Werkstätte (1890-1910) Confiture/roomlepel - H. Hartman - Spoon - Hand-engraved linear pattern - .835 silver - Solid silver
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This fully silver room/jam spoon in Art Nouveau style features a hand-engraved linear pattern by H. Hartman from Schoonhoven, Netherlands, dating to 1890–1910, made of .835 silver, 14 cm long and 23.77 g in excellent condition.
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This silver Geometric Art Nouveau cream/jam spoon is made with attention to precision and detail. The spoon’s handle is hand-engraved. It is HANDCRAFTED.
The clean, symmetrical lines combined with subtle circle and bow motifs are characteristic of the later phase of Art Nouveau and are influenced, among others, by the Wiener Werkstätte. The cream spoon comes from an inheritance/estate of a family from Arnhem.
The following information is relevant:
Country of origin: Netherlands
Marked: Yes (photos)
Material: Silver
Silver fineness mark: Sword = 2nd grade silver (835/1000)
Master mark: H.H = H. Hartman Schoonhoven (1889-1910)
Length: 14 cm
Weight: 23.77 grams
Condition: Fine
The silver Art Nouveau spoon is well packaged and sent by registered/insured mail, but it can also be picked up 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 silver Geometric Art Nouveau cream/jam spoon is made with attention to precision and detail. The spoon’s handle is hand-engraved. It is HANDCRAFTED.
The clean, symmetrical lines combined with subtle circle and bow motifs are characteristic of the later phase of Art Nouveau and are influenced, among others, by the Wiener Werkstätte. The cream spoon comes from an inheritance/estate of a family from Arnhem.
The following information is relevant:
Country of origin: Netherlands
Marked: Yes (photos)
Material: Silver
Silver fineness mark: Sword = 2nd grade silver (835/1000)
Master mark: H.H = H. Hartman Schoonhoven (1889-1910)
Length: 14 cm
Weight: 23.77 grams
Condition: Fine
The silver Art Nouveau spoon is well packaged and sent by registered/insured mail, but it can also be picked up 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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Over 200 years old
No
Specific region of origin
Schoonhoven
Silver type
.835 silver
Gross weight
23.77 g
Era
1400-1900
Title additional information
Solid silver
Country of origin
Netherlands
Manufacturer/brand
NO RESERVE - Geometrische Art Nouveau/Wiener Werkstätte (1890-1910) Confiture/roomlepel
Designer/artist/maker
H. Hartman
Material
Silver
Model
Hand-engraved linear pattern
Style
Art Nouveau
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
14 cm
Width
0 cm
Depth
0 cm
Estimated period
1890-1910
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