A selection of continental silver teaspoons and a caddy spoon
No longer availableA selection of continental silver teaspoons and a caddy spoon. To comprise an English caddy spoon with a scallop shell bowl and cast scallop shell handle, hallmarked London 1977; a large Dutch silver spoon, with the bowl depicting Rembrandt's famous The Night Watch and having a windmill finial, hallmarked with the sword; a smaller example, with a windmill finial, also marked with the sword; a teaspoon the Belgian crest to the finial, stamped 'A[rgent] 835'; together with two additional decorative Dutch spoons, stamped 'G z S', tested using an XRF analyser, read as 900 silver; gross weight 3.37ozt. handheld X-ray fluorescence (XRF) analyser to test metals.
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