Suikerstrooilepel uit 1827 - Jacob van Wijk Sr.

Late Empire silver sugar-sifting spoons with a rectangular bowl and along the handle a double-grooved edge. The spoon was made in 1827 by Jacob van Wijk Sr. from Amsterdam. The sugar spoon is in mint condition and shows no flaws or restorations. The spoon is fully hallmarked with four silver marks: the lion passant 2 (= .833 silver) is on the bowl; the maître mark (IV above W and a cloverleaf in a square), the date letter S (= 1827) and the Minerva head with the letter A (= Amsterdam assay/guarantee) are on the back of the handle. The length is approx. 14.5 cm, the bowl measures 7.0 by 5.2 cm, and the weight is 29.6 grams.

Estimate:£2.5

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