Zilveren theebus, A. Akersloot, Haarlem, 1740 Titel:Default Title The necklace has a length

The necklace has a length of 43 cm and the bracelet 19

The mutineers and starters depict pleasant freedom (with the horn of plenty)

The basket is openwork and features floral and curlicue motifs

All parts are hallmarked with both Z1 for 1st grade silver and Z11 as 2nd grade hallmark

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Zilveren theebus, A. Akersloot, Haarlem, 1740 Titel:Default Title The necklace has a lengthSilver tea caddy with shell and acanthus leaf motifs, made by silversmith Andries Akersloot (Citroen 133) from Haarlem. He was active from 1718 to 1758. During his working life, this silversmith mainly focused on making tea and sugar caddies, teapots, brandy bowls and salt cellars. Andries Akersloot was successively a councillor, inspector, dean and former dean in Haarlem in the period from 1721 to 1737. In 1742 he was the second highest assessed