Miniatuur schommelwieg, J. Verhoogt, Hoorn, 1919 streeksieraden allowing sugar to be sprinkled

allowing sugar to be sprinkled evenly or excess juice to drain easily

Zilveren miniatuur met pinnetje van een zeilschip gemaakt in Arezzo

18e Eeuwse zilveren lepel van de zilversmid Frederik de Booser uit Groningen

date letter a for 1807 to 1809

Silver miniature of a work tray with two fish and a chopping block

Miniatuur schommelwieg, J. Verhoogt, Hoorn, 1919 streeksieraden allowing sugar to be sprinkledHeavy silver miniature of a rocking cradle with baby, made by the silversmith J. Verhoogt from Hoorn. Active from 1896 to 1936. Jan (Johannes) Verhoogt started as a knife sharpener, later specializing entirely in luxurious silver miniatures. He became world famous in the antique world as the specialist in windmills and sailing ships. This type of miniature, also known as dollhouse silver, is richly decorated with openwork acanthus leaves and floral