Josephus Servatius Anderlee

A very rare series of 6 spoons executed in .835 silver. The stems are in the shape of a branch ending in a leaf. Length: approx. 9 cm Silver hallmark: Josephus Servatius Anderlee (Amsterdam 1782-1811) Josephus Servatius Anderlee was born in Amsterdam in 1755, he married Elizabeth Wassing in 1780 and became a master goldsmith in 1782. He died in 1818 in Amsterdam. Josephus used three master marks during his career, of which the lepetjes are stamped with his very first silver mark. Objects by this silversmith (with the first silver mark) are only found in museums. The spoons are in very good condition and will be packed very carefully and shipped insured.

Estimate:£317.38

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