BIJZONDER model serveervork - Gerritsen & Van Kempen - Serving utensil - .835 silver - 1931 - Solid silver






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A Dutch solid silver three-toothed Puntfilet serving fork, 18 cm long and weighing 44.25 g, made by Gerritsen & Van Kempen in Zeist, dating to 1931, in excellent condition with 835/1000 silver and Minerva B Utrecht marks.
Description from the seller
This concerns a SPECIAL model serving fork with 3 tines, the Puntfilet model. This serving fork can be used for various purposes, such as serving meat, cake, and bread.
The Puntfilet model was designed in 1916 by H.J. Valk at Van Kempen & Begeer. It is a desirable classic among the general public and fits many cutlery models.
This item comes from an inheritance/estate of a family from Leiden in the Netherlands and was purchased in the 1980s at a auction house in The Hague. The previous owner was a collector of Dutch silver items. Edel Erfgoed may offer this solid silver serving fork with the Puntfilet model via Catawiki for a MINIMUM/RESERVE PRICE of 135 euros.
The following information is relevant:
Country of origin: Netherlands
Material: Silver
Marked: Yes, see photos
Silversmith: GvK = Gerritsen & Van Kempen Zeist (1924-1961)
Silver content: Full lion passant to the right = 2nd grade silver (835/1000)
Assay office: Minerva B = Utrecht
Year letter: W = 1931
Length: 18 cm
Weight: 44.25 grams
Condition: Excellent
This Dutch silver cutlery piece with the Puntfilet model is well wrapped and dispatched by registered/insured mail, but it can also be picked up by appointment at Edel Erfgoed in Klarenbeek, Netherlands (near Apeldoorn).
Seller's Story
This concerns a SPECIAL model serving fork with 3 tines, the Puntfilet model. This serving fork can be used for various purposes, such as serving meat, cake, and bread.
The Puntfilet model was designed in 1916 by H.J. Valk at Van Kempen & Begeer. It is a desirable classic among the general public and fits many cutlery models.
This item comes from an inheritance/estate of a family from Leiden in the Netherlands and was purchased in the 1980s at a auction house in The Hague. The previous owner was a collector of Dutch silver items. Edel Erfgoed may offer this solid silver serving fork with the Puntfilet model via Catawiki for a MINIMUM/RESERVE PRICE of 135 euros.
The following information is relevant:
Country of origin: Netherlands
Material: Silver
Marked: Yes, see photos
Silversmith: GvK = Gerritsen & Van Kempen Zeist (1924-1961)
Silver content: Full lion passant to the right = 2nd grade silver (835/1000)
Assay office: Minerva B = Utrecht
Year letter: W = 1931
Length: 18 cm
Weight: 44.25 grams
Condition: Excellent
This Dutch silver cutlery piece with the Puntfilet model is well wrapped and dispatched by registered/insured mail, but it can also be picked up by appointment at Edel Erfgoed in Klarenbeek, Netherlands (near Apeldoorn).
