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This was considered a delicacy in the 19th century
A characterful and refined vintage silver necklace with marcasite
met ajourgezaagde afbeeldingen
The clasp is hallmarked 835 for second grade silver and the master mark *AG*
marked with Z1 as the 1st quality mark and master mark B+
Zilveren kinderlepels, P. Mourits, Amsterdam, ca. 1745 Titel:Default Title This was considered a delicacySilver children's spoons, made by the silversmith Pieter Mourits from Amsterdam. He was active from 1732 to 1789. Pieter Mourits was a silverware maker. Specializing in candlesticks, tobacco jars, and scoops. He lived in the Kerkstraat and Vijzelstraat. He originated from Dsseldorf and was born in 1706. The spoons are marked with his maker's mark P flower M and the city mark of Amsterdam. Both spoons feature a monogram under a crown. They are in good