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18th century silver miniature dustpan made by silversmith Abraham van der Hoeff from Haarlem
The spoon is hallmarked with 2nd grade hallmark
Weighing approximately 30 grams
The box has some signs of wear
The candlestick is marked with a master mark and provided with a test stroke
Zilveren gelegenheidslepel, W.J. de Roos, Dokkum, ca. 1780 Appingedam 18th century silver miniature dustpanA silver commemorative spoon made by silversmith Willem Johannes de Roos from Dokkum. He became a master in 1763 and worked until 1792. The spoon is typically Frisian and features the symbol of Hope: a dove and an anchor. The dove refers to Noah, Genesis 8 11; the anchor refers to Hebrews 6, about "hope as an anchor of the soul." The silversmith uses a rose as a symbol. He was born around 1719 and died on May 8, 1797. In 1771, he became mayor of
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