Bread basket - .833 silver

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Description from the seller

Antique silver bread basket by Van Kempen, Begeer & Vos – circa 1924 – 377 grams

Offered is a beautiful, large antique Dutch silver bread basket, manufactured by the Royal Dutch Metalworks Van Kempen, Begeer & Vos, probably in the twenties of the last century.

The basket is made in second-quality silver (833/1000) and features an elegant oval, boat-shaped form. The sides are richly pierced with a geometric openwork pattern of round ornaments and vertical bars. The top edge and base are finished with attractive pearl rims.

The silver carries Dutch hallmarks, including the passant lion with the figure 2 and the characteristic maker’s mark KB above V, crowned with a coronet. This maker’s mark is attributed to Van Kempen, Begeer & Vos and is documented for the period 1920–1931.

Specifications

Maker: Van Kempen, Begeer & Vos (attributed based on the maker’s mark)

Origin: Netherlands

Dating: circa 1920–1931

Material: silver, second quality (833/1000)

Weight: 377 grams

Length: 30 cm

Width: 19.5 cm

Height: 10 cm

Finish: oval, pierced/openwork, with pearl rims

Condition: Nice antique appearance with normal use and age-related signs, including scratches on the underside. Locally, a small irregularity is visible in the openwork; the nature of this has not been determined. See the detail photos.

A particularly decorative and collectible piece of Dutch silverware from a renowned manufacturer, suitable as a bread basket, fruit bowl, or display piece.

Antique silver bread basket by Van Kempen, Begeer & Vos – circa 1924 – 377 grams

Offered is a beautiful, large antique Dutch silver bread basket, manufactured by the Royal Dutch Metalworks Van Kempen, Begeer & Vos, probably in the twenties of the last century.

The basket is made in second-quality silver (833/1000) and features an elegant oval, boat-shaped form. The sides are richly pierced with a geometric openwork pattern of round ornaments and vertical bars. The top edge and base are finished with attractive pearl rims.

The silver carries Dutch hallmarks, including the passant lion with the figure 2 and the characteristic maker’s mark KB above V, crowned with a coronet. This maker’s mark is attributed to Van Kempen, Begeer & Vos and is documented for the period 1920–1931.

Specifications

Maker: Van Kempen, Begeer & Vos (attributed based on the maker’s mark)

Origin: Netherlands

Dating: circa 1920–1931

Material: silver, second quality (833/1000)

Weight: 377 grams

Length: 30 cm

Width: 19.5 cm

Height: 10 cm

Finish: oval, pierced/openwork, with pearl rims

Condition: Nice antique appearance with normal use and age-related signs, including scratches on the underside. Locally, a small irregularity is visible in the openwork; the nature of this has not been determined. See the detail photos.

A particularly decorative and collectible piece of Dutch silverware from a renowned manufacturer, suitable as a bread basket, fruit bowl, or display piece.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Gross weight
377 g
Silver type
.833 silver
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Netherlands
Material
Silver
Style
Antique
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
10 cm
Width
30 cm
Depth
19.5 cm
Estimated period
1920-1930
The NetherlandsVerified
Private

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