6人用カトラリーセット (12) - .800 silver - ヴィンテージ 1937 Djokja .800、デザートフォーク&スプーン





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Complete 12-piece Djokja (.800 silver) dessert set (6 forks, 6 spoons) dating to circa 1937, total weight 99 g, in good condition with the original presentation box bearing the shop label 'Toko Mas Siong Lie' Garut.
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Rarea 1937 Colonial Indonesian Djokja .800 Silver Dessert Set (12 Pcs) – Master Mark "MM" – Original Box with Antique "Toko Mas Siong Lie" Shop Label
Description:Up for auction is a highly rare and collectible piece of Asian silversmithing history: a complete Djokja (Yogyakarta) .800 silver dessert/tea set, precisely dated to circa 1937 during the Late Dutch East Indies colonial period. This set consists of 6 finely crafted forks and 6 spoons.
What makes this lot exceptional for serious collectors is the original presentation box, which still retains its crisp, antique shop sticker from the luxury colonial jeweler: "Toko Mas SIONG LIE - Garoet" (located at the historical Telagabodasstraat 75, Garut, Indonesia). Original boxes with pre-WWII colonial "-straat" labels are extremely scarce and considered museum-grade memorabilia.
Material: Solid .800 Silver (tested and hallmarked).
Total Weight (12 pieces): 99 grams
Production Year: Circa 1937 (Late Dutch Colonial Period).
Hallmarks: Every piece is clearly stamped with the "800" silver purity mark and the prestigious, authentic Indonesian master silversmith mark "MM" inside a rectangular cartouche (highly visible in the macro photos) .
Design: Exquisite, hand-chased handles depicting traditional Javanese Wayang shadow puppet figures and regional floral motifs, finished with classic hand-twisted stems .
Condition: Beautiful vintage condition. The silver features a magnificent, untouched natural patina. The original box shows normal historical wear consistent with its age but remains structurally sound.
This is a premier cross-collectible item, perfect both for enthusiasts of East Indies colonial silver and connoisseurs of rare Asian historical memorabilia.
Rarea 1937 Colonial Indonesian Djokja .800 Silver Dessert Set (12 Pcs) – Master Mark "MM" – Original Box with Antique "Toko Mas Siong Lie" Shop Label
Description:Up for auction is a highly rare and collectible piece of Asian silversmithing history: a complete Djokja (Yogyakarta) .800 silver dessert/tea set, precisely dated to circa 1937 during the Late Dutch East Indies colonial period. This set consists of 6 finely crafted forks and 6 spoons.
What makes this lot exceptional for serious collectors is the original presentation box, which still retains its crisp, antique shop sticker from the luxury colonial jeweler: "Toko Mas SIONG LIE - Garoet" (located at the historical Telagabodasstraat 75, Garut, Indonesia). Original boxes with pre-WWII colonial "-straat" labels are extremely scarce and considered museum-grade memorabilia.
Material: Solid .800 Silver (tested and hallmarked).
Total Weight (12 pieces): 99 grams
Production Year: Circa 1937 (Late Dutch Colonial Period).
Hallmarks: Every piece is clearly stamped with the "800" silver purity mark and the prestigious, authentic Indonesian master silversmith mark "MM" inside a rectangular cartouche (highly visible in the macro photos) .
Design: Exquisite, hand-chased handles depicting traditional Javanese Wayang shadow puppet figures and regional floral motifs, finished with classic hand-twisted stems .
Condition: Beautiful vintage condition. The silver features a magnificent, untouched natural patina. The original box shows normal historical wear consistent with its age but remains structurally sound.
This is a premier cross-collectible item, perfect both for enthusiasts of East Indies colonial silver and connoisseurs of rare Asian historical memorabilia.

