Free shipping within mainland France via La Poste or Mondial Relay.*************Documentation on silver spoons in Dutch: "OUDE ZILVEREN LEPELS" by Drs. KLIJN, published by NV DE TIJDSTROOM in 1967. Di[...]
SPOON with characteristic Renaissance decorations: finished with a female half-figure seen from the front, wearing a headband. The handle has an applied memento mori and is engraved with the initials [...]
Steel hunting
knife/cleaver.
Steel blade with
border and ferrule with belt loop.
Steel handle
decorated with flowers.
Bifid-shaped
butt.
Note: - Trench knife/hunting knife was an
essential to[...]
Christening spoon (polichinel) Holland 17th century Dutch silver spoon from the 17th century Hallmarks of the city of Antwerp Letter B Letter C Crowned silversmith hallmark plus more recent re-hallmar[...]
Ladies' set consisting of a steel bident knife and fork. The handles are in brown tortoiseshell and silver. Black leather case. Reference: Similar model in "Historische Bestecke" Jochen Amme page 62. [...]
James I Seal Top Spoon London 1612 by Daniel CaryWeight: 54.6Seller Notes: The seller notes that the item is "In Good Antique Condition." It is advised for potential buyers to refer to all the provide[...]
William & Mary Lace Pattern Silver Trifid Spoon London 1692 Stephen ColemanWeight: 51.2gSeller Notes: The seller notes that the item is "In Good Condition For Age" and has been professionally polished[...]
Antique 1688 London Solid Silver Thomas Issoa Trifid SpoonWeight: 45.6gAntique: This is an authentic antique piece, dating back to 1688. It adds a significant historical value and charm to the piece.L[...]
Antique Solid Silver Seal Top Spoon 1630 Hallmarked 'IG'Weight: 61.2gAntique: This is a genuine antique piece, originating from the year 1630. This significantly adds to its historical value and charm[...]
Rare SPOON in pewter with circular spoon.Hallmark of Harmen Pietersz SCHAGT received master in 1697: city arms / KK / HPSLength: 17.2 cm.AMSTERDAM, Circa 1700In very good conditionThis model was copie[...]
- Cutlery set consisting of a knife and a fork, work from the end of the 17th century.
These cutlery pieces match by their handles; both in gray/green veined agate.
- The three-pronged fork is i[...]
Rare Charles II Era Trefid Spoon: Crafted in 1683 by renowned silversmith John King.
Sterling Silver: Solid sterling silver with an oval bowl and thick stem.
Ornate Details: Features engraved i[...]
Very rare solid silver spoon from the late 17th century. The sleeve decorated with a female character, with a rat tail profile towards the spoon. Spoon engraved on the reverse side with tulips and the[...]
Two forks in steel and silver, one with three tines and the other with two tines. Handle ending in the shape of a shell The two-pronged fork lacks material on the handle Length 20 cm
A place setting with a matching fork and knife In solid silver and steel blade With cut sides With the ends engraved with foliage And the ending in a lace hat... And three initials ILC (on the knife o[...]
Spoon featuring a PUTTO
Probably Netherlands, 17th century
Silver
H. 14.7; L. 4.5; Thickness 1 cm
Silver spoon with round spoon, whose twisted handle features a putto holding a dolphin. He is s[...]
Spoon called "rat tail" Jurisdiction of Poitiers, Les Sables d'Olonne, 1674/1675 Length: 18.5 cm Weight: 43 grams Note: worn spoon, provide for restoration,
- Travel cutlery
- Silver, steel and agate
- Holland, late 17th - early 18th century
- Manufacturer's mark on the blade "f" and a cross (undetermined)
- Knife length: 13.9 cm, fork length: 11.3 ; [...]
Exceptional travel cover, Germany (Saxon) from the 17th century, formed of a fork and a knife. Horn handle with silver appliques, steel blades and teeth. This cutlery can be compared to a set reproduc[...]
Beautiful hunting set, the leather case containing: a knife, a two-tine fork and a rifle.
Both with pistol-shape handles with engraved silver mounts, in the upper part two antler scales riveted wi[...]
Silver spoon, the handle surmounted by an apostle with a stick and a hat (possibly St Jacques).
Traces of hallmarks "leopard head”.
Dimension : length of 17,8 cm.
England, XVIIth century.
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