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Equipped with the original clapper
These kinds of spoons were given on wedding occasions
Weight: 105
This silversmith worked from 1760 to 1783
Zilveren lepel, T. Houtman, Amsterdam, 1767 markasiet ketting Equipped with the original clapperSilver tablespoon, made by the silversmith Thomas Houtman from Amsterdam. He was active from 1738 to 1796. Thomas Houtman was a spoonmaker, specializing in cutlery. He lived and worked in Weesp. The spoon is hallmarked with the first standard mark, Amsterdam city mark, year letter H for 1767, and the maker's mark TH. The spoon is decorated with Amsterdam lobed ornamentation. In good condition. Weight: 71. 6 grams. Length: 21 cm.
