Antique Dutch & German Silver Cutlery Collection – Friesland mark, Zilverfabriek Nederland, WMF & Art Deco (ca. 1900–1950) Mixed collection of antique and early 20th-century Dutch and German solid and silver-plated cutlery. Several pieces bear Dutch hallmarks, including the Frisian provincial mark (crowned head) and NED. ZILVERFABRIEK VOORSCHOTEN, active around 1919–1950, usually in 833 silver. Others are stamped WMF 90, from the Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik (Geislingen), renowned for its Art Deco and Bauhaus-style designs. The set includes large serving spoons, dessert forks, napkin rings, knife rests, small spoons, and a silver-plated cup with saucer. Finely crafted examples with engraved and hammered finishes show a natural patina appropriate to their age. Period: ca. 1900–1950. Origin: Netherlands (Friesland, Voorschoten) & Germany (Geislingen). Composition: mixed – solid Dutch silver (833) and silverplate (marked 90 / Alpacca). Condition: original patina, suitable for restoration or display. Carefully packed secured shipping