Adrianus Kuijlenburg Pz - Soup ladle - .835 silver - Heavy quality, from 1887

Beautiful heavily worked Dutch silver soup spoon from 1887. This spoon is in good condition with marginal age-related traces, appropriate to its age. This antique Dutch silver soup spoon has a characteristic pearl edge (beaded rim) and a curved stem, resembling the traditional silverwork of makers such as Van Kempen & Zoon. AI overview Fully hallmarked on the back: Maker's mark: AK 47 which stands for Adrianus Kuijlenburg Pz Dutch lion 2: This indicates second-grade silver Minerva: This indicates the assay office. The year letter: The C used in 1887 Length about 30 cm The bowl is deep about: 4 cm with a diameter of 9.5 cm. More info about the maker: In the antique silver world the mark AK 47 (the letters AK above a star and the number 47) stands for the silversmith Adrianus Kuijlenburg Pzn. from Schoonhoven. Adrianus Kuijlenburg Pz.: A silversmith and engraver who lived from 1824 to 1882. The addition Pz. stands for Pieterszoon (son of Pieter Kuijlenburg).

Estimate:£314.81

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