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Omschrijving: Fraaie 18e-eeuwse Dinerlepel / tafellepel uitgevoerd in model Amsterdams Lof. 

Herkomst: Amsterdam, Nederland
Zilversmid: Mogelijk Jan de Vries (Niet zeker)
Jaar: circa 1730
Keurtekens: stadskeur, leeuw met kroon, onduidelijk meesterteken, onduidelijk jaarletter

Staat: in goede staat
Gewicht: 64,2 gram
Gehalte: 934/1000
Afmetingen: 4.2 x 20.1 cm

Kavelnummer: V-6156

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Netherlands - 1700-1750

Amsterdam, circa 1730 NO RESERVE - Spoon (1) - .934 silver

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Georg Jensen

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.875 (84 Zolotniki) silver

.830 silver

Wood

.934 silver

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.900 silver

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.915 silver

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.600 silver

.916 (88 Zolotniki) silver

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