Nederlandse zilversmid Jan Weeda uit Haarlem ca. 1970 - Figurine - Nederlands zilveren miniatuur - .835 silver

Beautifully detailed and large Dutch silver miniature of a historic horse-drawn tram. This refined collectible was crafted in the second half of the 20th century (c. 1970–1976), a period when Dutch silversmiths excelled at making quintessential Dutch miniatures. The miniature shows an exceptionally detailed tram carriage with windows, turning silver wheels, and an open front balcony with a railing. On this balcony stands the coachman, who guides the loosely moving horse with silver reins. Hallmarks and Provenance: Hallmark: Certified with the official Dutch silver hallmark 'the sword' on the flank of the horse, indicating 2nd-grade silver (.835). Attribution: Attributed to the renowned Dutch silversmith Jan Weeda from Haarlem, known for this specific, high-quality model horse tram. Specifications: Weight: 61.00 grams (precisely weighed on a precision scale) Material: 2nd-grade silver (.835) Condition: In very fine and original condition with a beautiful authentic patina (light silver oxidation that beautifully accentuates the depth and details of the craftsmanship). The joints and the horse are fully intact. A fantastic and heavy top piece for the collector of Dutch silver miniatures or enthusiasts of historic transport!