Zilveren lepel, J. Koop, Amsterdam, 1751 Titel:Default Title silver was given pseudo-marks to

silver was given pseudo-marks to give it an older appearance to meet the growing demand for 18th-century silver

Execution: Miniature chaise with horse

Minerva head and year letter t for 1828

hand-beaten

a sword mark for at least 2nd grade silver

Zilveren lepel, J. Koop, Amsterdam, 1751 Titel:Default Title silver was given pseudo-marks toSilver tablespoon, made by the silversmith Johannes Koop from Amsterdam. He was active from 1737 to 1785. Johannes Koop was a spoon maker, specializing in cutlery. The spoon is hallmarked with the first standard mark, Amsterdam city mark, year letter R for 1751 and the master's mark JK. The spoon features Amsterdam double acanthus leaf decoration. In good condition. Weight: 51. 8 grams. Length: 19. 5 cm.