N2v - Basket - pierced and chased rococo-style decoration - .835 silver - Openwork Center piece






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Antique Dutch silver openwork basket (835/1000) assayed in Amsterdam from the late 19th century, by maker N²V, with pierced and chased Rococo decoration, dimensions 17.5 × 11 × 3.7 cm and approximately 135 g, in good condition with light signs of wear.
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Antique Dutch Silver Openwork Basket – Amsterdam, Late 19th Century
Elegant Dutch silver openwork basket, crafted in solid silver (835/1000) and assayed in Amsterdam in the late 19th century (circa 1880–1890).
This refined basket features a richly pierced and chased rococo-style decoration, with flowing acanthus leaves, scrolling foliage and floral motifs. The smooth oval centre contrasts beautifully with the intricate openwork rim, highlighting the quality of the silversmith’s workmanship.
Originally intended as a bonbon dish or small table center piece, this type of basket was a decorative element on well-appointed Dutch tables and remains highly attractive today as both a functional and ornamental silver object.
Hallmarks
Dutch lion passant: second silver standard (835/1000)
City mark: Amsterdam
Date letter: consistent with the late 19th century
Maker’s mark: N²V in a flag-shaped cartouche
Dimensions & Weight approx.
Length: 17.5 cm
Width: 11 cm
Height: 3.7 cm
Weight: approx. 135 g
In good antique condition, showing light surface wear and fine scratches consistent with age and use. The openwork decoration is well preserved and structurally sound.
A charming and collectible example of 19th-century Dutch silver, ideal for collectors of European silver or as an elegant decorative accent.
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Antique Dutch Silver Openwork Basket – Amsterdam, Late 19th Century
Elegant Dutch silver openwork basket, crafted in solid silver (835/1000) and assayed in Amsterdam in the late 19th century (circa 1880–1890).
This refined basket features a richly pierced and chased rococo-style decoration, with flowing acanthus leaves, scrolling foliage and floral motifs. The smooth oval centre contrasts beautifully with the intricate openwork rim, highlighting the quality of the silversmith’s workmanship.
Originally intended as a bonbon dish or small table center piece, this type of basket was a decorative element on well-appointed Dutch tables and remains highly attractive today as both a functional and ornamental silver object.
Hallmarks
Dutch lion passant: second silver standard (835/1000)
City mark: Amsterdam
Date letter: consistent with the late 19th century
Maker’s mark: N²V in a flag-shaped cartouche
Dimensions & Weight approx.
Length: 17.5 cm
Width: 11 cm
Height: 3.7 cm
Weight: approx. 135 g
In good antique condition, showing light surface wear and fine scratches consistent with age and use. The openwork decoration is well preserved and structurally sound.
A charming and collectible example of 19th-century Dutch silver, ideal for collectors of European silver or as an elegant decorative accent.
Catawiki smart shipping services.
Well packed and insured.
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