Zilveren sierlepel met paardenhoef, Friesland, 17e eeuws zilveren soeplepel Herder knives were introduced to

Herder knives were introduced to the Malay Archipelago by the Dutch East India Company

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Hallmarked with 835 S for 2nd grade silver

Hoogte: 6 cm

suitable for both everyday wear and special occasions

Zilveren sierlepel met paardenhoef, Friesland, 17e eeuws zilveren soeplepel Herder knives were introduced toSilver ornamental spoon with a detailed horse's hoof. The hoof spoon, formerly also called a "peerdevoetenlepel", was most likely made in Friesland around 1660. Probably outside the city, as it is not hallmarked. The spoon features a rattail joint between the handle and the bowl, characteristic of that period. The spoon was once gilded, but this has worn off over time. The only hallmark on this spoon is the tax mark V (1814 1893). For a similar