Antieke (1875) Theekomfoor op basement met losse brander - HANDWERK - Van Kempen - Tealight holder - .835 silver - Complete

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Inés Fernández
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Estimate  € 330 - € 400
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€201
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This complete antique Dutch tea warmer, made by Van Kempen in 1875, is crafted from .835 silver, granite and copper and has a removable silver burner.

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Description from the seller

This complete Dutch silver tea warmer comes from an inheritance from a family in Arnhem. Edel Erfgoed may offer this graceful tea warmer via Catawiki for a minimum reserve price of €300.

The following data are relevant:
It concerns a gracefully designed antique Dutch silver tea warmer / tea light on a granite base. The silver tea light is beautifully hand-engraved. This complete tea warmer features a removable silver burner and a (red) copper removable cover plate. To fill the burner, it can be removed from the warmer. WHAT'S SPECIAL is that the silver burner is present. Usually, this is not the case.

Country of origin: Netherlands
Material: Silver, granite, and (red) copper.
Noted: Yes, (see photos)
Master mark: V.K. = Van Kempen Voorschoten (1858-1924)
Silver content hallmark: Running lion facing to the right = 2nd grade (835/1000)
Silver content hallmark: Zwaardje = second grade (835/1000)
Year letter Q = 1875
Certification chamber: Minerva C = The Hague
Dimensions: Diameter x height = 12cm x 6cm
Gross weight: 396 grams
Condition: Excellent

The Dutch silver teacup coaster is well packed and shipped insured/registered, but this item can also be picked up by appointment at Edel Erfgoed in Klarenbeek, Netherlands (near Apeldoorn).

This complete Dutch silver tea warmer comes from an inheritance from a family in Arnhem. Edel Erfgoed may offer this graceful tea warmer via Catawiki for a minimum reserve price of €300.

The following data are relevant:
It concerns a gracefully designed antique Dutch silver tea warmer / tea light on a granite base. The silver tea light is beautifully hand-engraved. This complete tea warmer features a removable silver burner and a (red) copper removable cover plate. To fill the burner, it can be removed from the warmer. WHAT'S SPECIAL is that the silver burner is present. Usually, this is not the case.

Country of origin: Netherlands
Material: Silver, granite, and (red) copper.
Noted: Yes, (see photos)
Master mark: V.K. = Van Kempen Voorschoten (1858-1924)
Silver content hallmark: Running lion facing to the right = 2nd grade (835/1000)
Silver content hallmark: Zwaardje = second grade (835/1000)
Year letter Q = 1875
Certification chamber: Minerva C = The Hague
Dimensions: Diameter x height = 12cm x 6cm
Gross weight: 396 grams
Condition: Excellent

The Dutch silver teacup coaster is well packed and shipped insured/registered, but this item can also be picked up by appointment at Edel Erfgoed in Klarenbeek, Netherlands (near Apeldoorn).

Details

Era
1400-1900
Manufacturer/brand
Antieke (1875) Theekomfoor op basement met losse brander - HANDWERK
Gross weight
396 g
Silver type
.835 silver
Specific region of origin
Voorschoten
Over 200 years old
No
Title additional information
Complete
Country of origin
Netherlands
Material
Graniet, Copper, Silver
Designer/artist/maker
Van Kempen
Style
Antique
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
6 cm
Width
12 cm
Depth
12 cm
Estimated period
1875
GermanyVerified
74
Objects sold
100%
Private

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