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Nutcracker and grape shears, along with various sm

782 - Nutcracker and grape shears, along with various small silver items, 19th and 20th centuries, mainly 2nd fineness, gross weight 361 gr. [zkj]

Estimation

200 - 300 €

Germany, pair of candlesticks, rectangular base wi

783 - Germany, pair of candlesticks, rectangular base with raised shaft, cylindrical stem, and round candle holders; ribbed band decoration; marked with a sterling crescent and crown; retailer: Bos en Zoon B.V., Amsterdam, 2003, 1st fineness, h 14 cm, gross weight 430 g (base weighted) [2]

Estimation

200 - 300 €

Soup serving spoon, two assorted antique spoons, a

784 - Soup serving spoon, two assorted antique spoons, and assorted serving utensils; “Haags-lof” soup spoon with maker’s mark J.M. van Kempen, Voorschoten, 1871, 2nd-grade silver and an 18th-century spoon from Groningen, primarily 2nd-grade silver, approx. 387.2 gr. [zkj]

Estimation

200 - 300 €

Commemorative spoon, Hoorn, presumably 18th centur

785 - Commemorative spoon, Hoorn, presumably 18th century, and various traditional costume accessories, 19th century; the spoon is topped with a small lion bearing a coat of arms with letter engraving; the handle is engraved; maker’s mark not identified, Hoorn; year letter W? 1783, provincial lion, bag clasp, buckle, and belt pendant with two hallmarks, mainly 2nd fineness, spoon with repairs; spoon length 20 cm, gross weight 226.8 gr. [zkj]

Estimation

150 - 300 €

Four-piece dinner set, J.M. van Kempen, Art Deco,

786 - Four-piece dinner set, J.M. van Kempen, Art Deco, double fillet, maker's mark J.M. van Kempen Voorschoten 1921, 2nd fineness, 570.6 gr. [zkj]

Estimation

400 - 600 €

Set of ten oyster forks and assorted teaspoons; oy

787 - Set of ten oyster forks and assorted teaspoons; oyster forks with fan-shaped handle tips, maker's mark: Fa. J.M. van Kempen 1858–1924 Voorschoten; all 2nd grade, 288 gr. [zkj]

Estimation

200 - 400 €

Set of six table knives, Empire style, Amsterdam,

788 - Set of six table knives, Empire style, Amsterdam, with ribbed, pointed handles, maker’s mark J.F. Evers Amsterdam 1807, blade by Begeer Voorschoten, blade replaced, length 25 cm, gross weight 673 gr. [6]

Estimation

100 - 200 €

Various forks and spoons and two vegetable serving

789 - Various forks and spoons and two vegetable serving spoons, in different styles, some with letter monograms, various maker's marks and places of origin, 1st and 2nd fineness, 1448 gr. [zkj]

Estimation

1 200 - 1 500 €

Four place settings, Amsterdam, 18th century, vari

790 - Four place settings, Amsterdam, 18th century, various maker’s marks, including Helweg, Amsterdam, date letters 1791, 1793, Provincial Lion, 575.4 gr. [8]

Estimation

400 - 600 €

Assorted set of twenty table cutlery pieces and th

791 - Assorted set of twenty table cutlery pieces and three forks, primarily 19th century, round shape with a comb, letter engraving, various maker’s marks and year letters, 1st and 2nd fineness, in a red case with a handle, approx. 2716.20 g. [44]

Estimation

2 000 - 3 000 €

England, pepper, salt, and mustard set with blue g

792 - England, pepper, salt, and mustard set with blue glass inner containers in a case and assorted small silverware; the set bears the maker’s mark Harrods Ltd Birmingham 1936, sterling; among the assorted silverware are a Djokja, a small dish, a set of pick forks, and a lighter, 2nd and 3rd fineness, gross weight 670 gr. [zkj]

Estimation

350 - 450 €

United Kingdom, inkwell, Art Deco, a round model w

793 - United Kingdom, inkwell, Art Deco, a round model with a raised, ribbed base and a blue glass inner bowl, marked “Wilmot Manufacturing.” Co., Birmingham 1926, sterling silver, glass with chips, diam. approx. 15 cm, gross weight 745 g (weighted) [1]

Estimation

100 - 200 €

Three-piece tea set, 20th century, pouch-shaped, l

794 - Three-piece tea set, 20th century, pouch-shaped, lobed design decorated with engraved acanthus leaf bands, consisting of a teapot with a hinged lid and an ebony handle, a milk jug with the same handle, and a sugar bowl; maker’s marks D. J. Aubert 1958- The Hague, No. 23, stamped 838, ZII, 2nd fineness, h 17 cm, h 11.5 cm, h 6.5 cm, gross weight 984 g [3]

Estimation

700 - 900 €

Various openwork serving spoons, a sugar shaker, a

795 - Various openwork serving spoons, a sugar shaker, and various small silverware items, mainly 2nd fineness, approx. 495 gr. [zkj]

Estimation

350 - 450 €

Loderein box and snuff box, 19th century, a highly

796 - Loderein box and snuff box, 19th century, a highly engraved model, maker’s mark W. Lobensteijn Schoonhoven, hinged lid, year letter 1880, 2nd fineness, an elongated, contoured box with a hinged lid and entirely decorated with ornamental engraving; maker’s mark J. Veenstra 1841–1871 Leeuwarden, 2nd fineness, h 5 cm, l 6 cm, 47.2 g [2]

Estimation

70 - 90 €

Four-piece tea set, 1920s, an oval, contoured desi

797 - Four-piece tea set, 1920s, an oval, contoured design with ribbed banding and rope and leaf decorations, consisting of a teapot with a hinged lid featuring a hardwood handle and knob (defective), a sugar bowl with lid and wooden knob, a cream pitcher, and a spoon holder, maker’s mark C.L.J. Begeer, Utrecht; year marks 1925, 1926, and 1927; 2nd fineness; height max. 13 cm, min. 8 cm; gross weight 722 gr. From the collection of Mr. D.H. van Wegen, Amsterdam [4]

Estimation

550 - 750 €

Three assorted crystals, a porcelain perfume bottl

798 - Three assorted crystals, a porcelain perfume bottle, and assorted small silverware, 19th and 20th centuries; salt shakers shaped like swans with glass inner bowls, maker’s mark W. Binder, Schwäbisch Gmünd, 2nd fineness; one glass bowl from a swan-shaped piece is broken; h 11.5 cm, h 4.5 cm, diam. 11.5 cm; The Property of a Dutch private collector [unknown]

Estimation

140 - 240 €

Brush-back, presumably bearing the coat of arms of

799 - Brush-back, presumably bearing the coat of arms of Haarlem, early 20th century, oval shape with hanging loop, maker’s mark: Zaanlandse Zilversmederij Amsterdam 1928, 2nd fineness, length 11 cm, 42.4 gr. [zkj]

Estimation

200 - 250 €

Germany, cup with crown engraving, circa 1900, an

800 - Germany, cup with crown engraving, circa 1900, an oblong shape with a slightly curved rim, maker’s mark J. Th. Heinze 1892–1931 and retailer’s mark J. Th. Heinze Dresden (formerly court jeweler to Saxony), 800, marked “Z,” length 12.5 cm, 198 gr. [1]

Estimation

200 - 300 €

Openwork bread basket, Art Deco, oval shape decora

801 - Openwork bread basket, Art Deco, oval shape decorated with lattice motifs and a slightly curved rim with fillet bands and integrated handles on both sides; maker’s mark: Kempen Begeer & Vos 1920–1931 Den Bosch/Utrecht/Voorschoten 1921, 2nd fineness, L 31.5 cm, H 8 cm, 458 g [1]

Estimation

350 - 450 €

Candy basket, first quarter of the 20th century, a

802 - Candy basket, first quarter of the 20th century, and bottle holder, 1960s; basket with openwork rim, maker’s mark: Fa. A. Presburg and Son, Haarlem, 1962; boat-shaped openwork basket, maker’s mark Jan and Dirk Rozendaal, Hoorn, 1925, 2nd fineness, diameter 11 cm, length 14.5 cm, 169 g [2]

Estimation

140 - 240 €

Pair of boat-shaped salt cellars with blue glass i

803 - Pair of boat-shaped salt cellars with blue glass inner bowls, ca. 1900, openwork and standing on four rounded feet, maker’s mark most likely Fa. J.M. van Kempen & Sons, Voorschoten 1858–1924, 2nd fineness, l 8 cm, 120 gr. (weighable silver) [2]

Estimation

150 - 250 €

Candy basket and spoon case, 19th and 20th centuri

804 - Candy basket and spoon case, 19th and 20th centuries; openwork, boat-shaped basket with "Vindicat Atque Polit" engraved on the underside, maker’s mark Presburg & Zoon Haarlem 1963, fine silver, maker’s mark and ribbed tobacco box converted into a spoon box on four legs, inscription on the lid: 1836 Jan Wolters Martje Boelema 1840, maker’s mark A. Kruijt Schoonhoven 1838, 2nd fineness, box with minor defects, H 15 cm, W 12 cm, 217 g. [2]

Estimation

180 - 240 €

Belgium, coffee pot and milk jug, early 20th centu

805 - Belgium, coffee pot and milk jug, early 20th century, inverted lobed baluster-shaped model with spout-shaped spouts, standing on an octagonal, raised, ribbed base; both with ebony handles, the pot with a hinged lid and an ebony lid knob decorated with a Maltese cross, maker’s mark and retailer’s mark E. & R. Altenloh 1910–1934, “ALTENLOH BRUXELLES” and “ORFEVRES de LLMM Roi Reine” (Goldsmiths to Their Majesties the King and Queen), numbers 6774 and 3, fineness marked ZI and 950

Estimation

1 000 - 2 000 €

England, sugar shaker, Arts & Crafts movement,

806 - England, sugar shaker, Arts & Crafts movement, baluster-shaped octagonal design with flattened ribs, maker’s mark Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd London 1927, sterling silver, h 16 cm, 124 gr. [1]

Estimation

100 - 150 €

Pair of boat-shaped candy baskets, Art Nouveau, op

807 - Pair of boat-shaped candy baskets, Art Nouveau, openwork with arched and egg-and-dart decoration and a beaded rim, marked G. de Haan Leeuwarden/Groningen and A.G. Kooiman Schoonhoven (most likely), 1907, 2nd fineness, h 5.7 cm, l 16 cm, 231 gr. [2]

Estimation

300 - 400 €

United States, two-piece cream set, Art Nouveau, m

808 - United States, two-piece cream set, Art Nouveau, milk jug and sugar bowl, round, bulbous shape with volute-shaped handles featuring curled ends and a domed, round base, marked Fa. International Silver Co., Meriden, Connecticut, 1898–present, International Sterling, numbered C 148, h 8 cm, 265 gr. [2]

Estimation

300 - 400 €

Set of ten knife rests from Germany, pair of pickl

809 - Set of ten knife rests from Germany, pair of pickle holders with a sliding mechanism, ca. 1900, with twisted decoration, maker’s mark unclear; pickle holders bear the maker’s mark “Lutz & Weiss Pforzheim” from 1881 onward, marked 830S, hallmark for small foreign works 1906–1953, and an unknown hallmark; all 2nd grade, some legs bent; L 6 cm, W 11.5 cm, 92 g. [zkj]

Estimation

80 - 120 €

Set of six cake forks, Art Deco style, and a pair

810 - Set of six cake forks, Art Deco style, and a pair of butter knives, 20th century; forks decorated with a fillet border, hallmark: H. Helweg and Son, Amsterdam, 1921; 1st fineness; butter knives marked N.V. Zilverfabriek Voorschoten, 2nd fineness; 180 gr. [zkj]

Estimation

160 - 200 €

Asparagus server, cake server, and meat fork, 1930

811 - Asparagus server, cake server, and meat fork, 1930s; asparagus server with openwork band decoration, round shape with a comb, same for the cake server, both marked H.W. Moolenijzer Amsterdam 1930, and meat fork with The Hague scroll pattern, marked Gerritsen & Van Kempen Zeist 1930; all 2nd grade, length approx. 22 cm, 276 g. [zkj]

Estimation

200 - 300 €

Set of three candlesticks, 1950s, round design wit

812 - Set of three candlesticks, 1950s, round design with a chalice-shaped candle holder, maker’s mark: Fa. W. Burger & Sons 1952–1975, marked 835, 2nd fineness on the underside of the rim with dimples, h 8 cm, gross weight 418 gr. (weighted base) [3]

Estimation

350 - 450 €

Teakettle, made by Voet & Sons, 1930s, and sta

813 - Teakettle, made by Voet & Sons, 1930s, and standard J. Binxma Amsterdam, Art Nouveau, rounded, elongated kettle with hinged lid, decorated with scroll and rib motifs, ebony handle, and curved spout; retailer’s mark W. Voet & Sons, Haarlem, 1932; the burner features the same decoration as the kettle, marked “N” (possibly a Haarlem customs stamp from 1795) and “V” (small foreign works, 1906–1953); the stand on four curved legs with Art Nouveau motifs and on wooden pedestals, d

Estimation

1 500 - 2 000 €

Cream set, 1940s, consisting of a sugar bowl with

814 - Cream set, 1940s, consisting of a sugar bowl with lid and a cream pitcher, both oval in shape with volute-shaped handles and decorated with fluted bands; maker’s mark: Fa. C.P. 't Hart, The Hague, 1942, fine silver, height approx. 12 cm, 581 gr. [2]

Estimation

450 - 650 €

Pair of flower vases, Art Deco, goblet-shaped desi

815 - Pair of flower vases, Art Deco, goblet-shaped design with faceted bands, maker’s mark N.V. Zilverfabriek Voorschoten 1903, 2nd fineness, with separate grid, h 12 cm, gross weight 362 gr.(weighted base) [2]

Estimation

200 - 400 €

Set of eight teaspoons, Art Nouveau, hammered hand

816 - Set of eight teaspoons, Art Nouveau, hammered handle with stylized flower-shaped tip, maker’s mark A. Begeer 1916–1921 Amsterdam, 2nd fineness,

Estimation

100 - 150 €

Perfume box, ca. 1900, square model with hinged li

817 - Perfume box, ca. 1900, square model with hinged lid, decorated with vase and floral motifs, and gilded interior; maker’s mark/retailer: Fa. Gumar 1962–1994 Tilburg, marked “silver” and “0.925”; most likely an imported box, likely dating from an earlier period, 2nd fineness, repairs: h 2 cm, 16 gr. [zkj]

Estimation

80 - 120 €

Pair of round table candlesticks, Art Deco, maker’

818 - Pair of round table candlesticks, Art Deco, maker’s mark Gerritsen & van Kempen 1925–1960 Zeist, 2nd grade; lower rim has small dents; h 6.8 cm, gross weight 165 g (weighted base) [2]

Estimation

60 - 100 €

Cake server and cake pick, 1940s, along with a set

819 - Cake server and cake pick, 1940s, along with a set of six fruit servers and a set of four fruit knives; cake server and cake pick, maker’s mark Gerritsen & Van Kempen Zeist 1945/1946, 2nd fineness, fruit forks with “Haags-lof” handles, six fruit forks, maker’s mark Gerritsen & Van Kempen Zeist 1945/146, set of four, “Haags-lof,” maker’s mark N.V. Zilverfabriek Voorschoten, all 2nd fineness, length 24 cm, gross weight 679 g, 122 g (excl. knife/fork) [zkj]

Estimation

200 - 400 €

Openwork bread basket, 1940s, oval, boat-shaped de

820 - Openwork bread basket, 1940s, oval, boat-shaped design with integrated handles in the rims and decorated with slats and other motifs, maker’s mark A. Presburg Haarlem 1945/46, 2nd grade, L 28 cm, 348 g [1]

Estimation

300 - 500 €

Table sprinkler in the shape of a partridge, stand

821 - Table sprinkler in the shape of a partridge, standing on an oval base; no maker’s mark found; second-grade defects; height approx. 8 cm, length 22 cm, 97 gr. [1]

Estimation

300 - 400 €

France, salad set and fish serving set, Art Nouvea

822 - France, salad set and fish serving set, Art Nouveau, decorated with floral and leaf motifs and a monogram, maker’s mark Paul Tallois, Paris, ca. 1907–1928, 1st fineness, both in a green case from the Tallois company, height approx. 30 cm, 433 gr. [6]

Estimation

300 - 400 €

France, set of eighteen fish plates, Art Nouveau,

823 - France, set of eighteen fish plates, Art Nouveau, decorated with floral and leaf motifs, maker’s mark Paul Tallois, Paris, ca. 1907–1928, 1st fineness.

Estimation

1 800 - 2 200 €

France, 18-piece dinner set, Art Nouveau, decorate

824 - France, 18-piece dinner set, Art Nouveau, decorated with leaf and flower motifs and a letter monogram, consisting of table cutlery, dessert cutlery, small spoons, table and dessert knives with ivorine handles bearing a monogram and iron blades marked P. Tallois, fruit knives with mother-of-pearl handles and silver blades, marked P. Tallois, a pair of vegetable serving spoons and a pair of sauce spoons, maker’s mark Paul Tallois, Paris, ca. 1907–1928, 1st fineness.

Estimation

10 000 - 15 000 €

An openwork bread basket, first quarter of the 20t

825 - An openwork bread basket, first quarter of the 20th century, oval model decorated with numerous motifs and engravings, featuring a contoured raised rim with volute motifs, standing on four acanthus-leaf-shaped legs, maker’s mark J. Postmus 1905–1955, Amsterdam/Alphen aan den Rijn/Hoorn, 1921, 2nd grade, L 38 cm, H approx. 15 cm, 1056 g [1]

Estimation

1 000 - 1 500 €

France, four-piece hors d'oeuvre set and ice cream

826 - France, four-piece hors d'oeuvre set and ice cream serving set, ca. 1900, with decorated handles, maker's mark not identified: C, small tree, A in a diamond, 1st fineness; ice cream serving set engraved and partially gilded; both sets with a case,

Estimation

250 - 350 €

Set of twelve coffee spoons, set of twelve cake fo

827 - Set of twelve coffee spoons, set of twelve cake forks, and a serving fork and spoon with carnelian handles, 19th and 20th centuries,Empire-style coffee spoons with master’s mark Willem Schutter 1820/1949 Groningen 1837 and 3-year hallmark 1852, one matching spoon with 1860 year hallmark, by another master; cake forks with master’s mark Fa. Dahlia 1920/1958 Amsterdam, fork and spoon with the maker’s mark J.W. Kooiman 1856/1874 Schoonhoven, all 2nd fineness, gross weight 372 gr. [zkj]

Estimation

300 - 400 €

Germany, crystal jardinière in a silver holder, la

828 - Germany, crystal jardinière in a silver holder, late 19th century, ogee-curved design with openwork decoration, standing on six legs, lightly gilded interior, marked with the maker’s mark Bruckmann & Sohne Heilbronn 1805–1973, retailer’s mark Freytag, fineness 800/000, small dent, approx. 20 x 22 cm, 266 g (weighable silver) [1]

Estimation

100 - 200 €

Two evening bags, 19th century, and a Biedermeier

829 - Two evening bags, 19th century, and a Biedermeier tea scoop; Malienkolder bags with carrying chains, ornate clasps; one marked “Oda” and “Sterling,” the other marked with the year letter 1859 and the maker’s mark Carel Bogaart 1815/1833 Amsterdam 1824, 1st and 2nd fineness, length approx. 19 cm and length approx. 12 cm, excluding chain, length 8 cm, 304 gr. [zkj]

Estimation

280 - 380 €

Five-piece coffee and tea set, mid-20th century, “

830 - Five-piece coffee and tea set, mid-20th century, “Cardinal” model, consisting of a coffee pot, a teapot (both with hinged lids), a milk jug, a sugar bowl with a lid, and a spoon holder. The pots and pitcher feature wooden handles and lids decorated with wooden knobs; maker’s mark: N.V. Zilverfabriek Voorschoten, Voorschoten, 1952/1953/1954/1957, 2nd fineness; handles and knobs replaced and/or restored; h 23 cm, h 17 cm, h 13.5 cm, h 11 cm, h 8 cm; gross weight 1829 gr. [6]

Estimation

1 800 - 2 200 €

Serving platter, mid-20th century, oval shape with

831 - Serving platter, mid-20th century, oval shape with a slightly raised, contoured rim featuring fillet band decorations; maker’s mark: Fa. A. Presburg & Zoon, Haarlem, 1954; 2nd grade; slight dent; length 42 cm; 856 gr. [1]

Estimation

700 - 900 €

Norway, pair of candlesticks, 20th century, fluted

832 - Norway, pair of candlesticks, 20th century, fluted round design with chalice-shaped candle holders, maker’s mark T. Marthinsen Solvvarefabrikk Tonsberg, marked 830S and numbered 401, h 12.5 cm, gross weight 616 g (weighted base) [2]

Estimation

200 - 300 €

Norway, six assorted sandwich tongs, 20th century,

833 - Norway, six assorted sandwich tongs, 20th century, including a set of three with the maker’s mark B. Mylius, Kragero, one with the maker’s mark B. Lohne Bergen, and various other maker’s marks, all marked 830S, gross weight 504 gr. [zkj]

Estimation

100 - 150 €

Norway, three pairs of assorted sandwich tongs, 20

834 - Norway, three pairs of assorted sandwich tongs, 20th-century maker’s mark T. Olsens Eftf, Bergen, M. Aase, Bergen, and maker’s mark NH, unidentified; all marked with a single maker’s mark and 830S, gross weight 496 gr. [6]

Estimation

100 - 150 €

Oval tray, mid-20th century, with a slightly raise

835 - Oval tray, mid-20th century, with a slightly raised rim decorated with pearl motifs, maker’s mark D. J. Aubert 1985/h The Hague, 2nd fineness marked ZII and 835, rim slightly bent in a few places, 52 x 39 cm, 1382 gr. [1]

Estimation

1 200 - 1 400 €

Two different rechauds, mid-20th century: a square

836 - Two different rechauds, mid-20th century: a square model on tall legs with wooden feet, maker’s mark Gerritsen & Van Kempen Zeist 1954, 2nd grade; a round model on a leg with a curled base, maker’s mark Fa. A. Presburg and Son, Haarlem, 1957, 2nd fineness, h 9.7 cm, 12 x 12 cm, h 7.5 cm, diam 11.5 cm, gross weight 498 gr. [2]

Estimation

400 - 600 €

England, Asprey, keepsake box decorated with engra

837 - England, Asprey, keepsake box decorated with engravings; oval box with engraved text “SWISS BANK CORPORATION International Advisory Council,” 1989; Robert van Oordt 1997 maker’s mark, Asprey & Co Ltd 1984/1997 and retailer’s mark London 1997, fine silver, slight dent, length 13 cm, 340 gr. [1]

Estimation

300 - 400 €

Set of twelve cake forks and a case, ca. 1940, "pu

838 - Set of twelve cake forks and a case, ca. 1940, "puntfilet" model, maker's mark Gerritsen & Van Kempen 1925–1960 Zeist, 2nd fineness, 129 gr. [13]

Estimation

80 - 100 €

Boat-shaped bread basket and openwork candy basket

839 - Boat-shaped bread basket and openwork candy basket, 20th century; oval openwork basket decorated with acanthus leaf and bird motifs and a beaded rim, maker’s mark A. Landmeter, ca. 1925–1948, basket with maker’s mark Schriek & Looren de Jong Schoonhoven 1962, both 2nd fineness, L 25.5 cm, W 15 cm, 446 g [2]

Estimation

350 - 450 €

Groningen-style brandy bowl and rose holder, J.M.

840 - Groningen-style brandy bowl and rose holder, J.M. van Kempen Co., 19th or early 20th century, with two handles shaped like seahorses, marked with the maker’s mark of J.M. van Kempen Co. J.M. van Kempen 1835–1919 Schoonhoven, 2nd fineness, copper grate, height approx. 28 cm, 428 gr. [1]

Estimation

400 - 600 €

Boat-shaped openwork bread basket, second half of

841 - Boat-shaped openwork bread basket, second half of the 20th century, oval, slightly domed shape with a contoured rim featuring a beaded edge, on a ribbed base, maker’s mark J. Krins 1947–1977 Schoonhoven, 2nd fineness, L 31 cm, 396 g [1]

Estimation

350 - 550 €

Pair of openwork candy baskets with bow-shaped han

842 - Pair of openwork candy baskets with bow-shaped handles, early 20th century, oval with a wavy rim, standing on four legs, maker’s mark J. Ph. de Vries Hoorn 1917, 2nd fineness, l 15.8 cm, 213.8 g [2]

Estimation

180 - 260 €

Round cookie jar, 20th century, with hinged lid an

843 - Round cookie jar, 20th century, with hinged lid and beaded rim decoration, maker’s mark D. Aubert, The Hague, 2nd fineness, marked 835 and numbered 7; hinge repaired; diameter 12 cm, 338.6 g [1]

Estimation

300 - 400 €

England, pair of candlesticks, George III style, o

844 - England, pair of candlesticks, George III style, oval with ribbed decoration and chalice-shaped candle holders, maker’s mark W. Hutton & Sons Ltd Sheffield 1924, sterling silver, slight dent, h 19 cm, 595 gr.(weighted base) [2]

Estimation

200 - 400 €

Foreign, presumably Denmark, large serving platter

845 - Foreign, presumably Denmark, large serving platter, oval shape with a contoured raised rim featuring double fillet decoration, hallmark 835S, 2nd fineness, length 48 cm, 1337 gr. [1]

Estimation

1 200 - 2 400 €

Sugar basket with an insert topped with a flower,

846 - Sugar basket with an insert topped with a flower, modeled after a Louis XV design; openwork oval basket with bow-shaped handles, marked with counterfeit hallmarks “Reindert Rignalda Amsterdam,” 2nd fineness; flower-stem finial likely from the 18th century, L 18 cm, H 14.5 cm, 214 g [1]

Estimation

300 - 500 €

Brandy bowl, round, lobed shape with two openwork

847 - Brandy bowl, round, lobed shape with two openwork handles, decorated with floral motifs, maker’s mark possibly J. Hazelhoff 1833–1837 Veendam, 2nd fineness, l 19 cm, 194.6 g [1]

Estimation

200 - 400 €

Cabaret, Louis XV style, rounded rectangular shape

848 - Cabaret, Louis XV style, rounded rectangular shape with a rim featuring leaf decoration, resting on four flat, round legs, marked with the Amsterdam Keur c.v. hallmark Amsterdam 1976, 1st fineness, slight dent, 24 x 24 cm, 551 g [1]

Estimation

550 - 750 €

Two sets of teaspoons, one set of mocha spoons, an

849 - Two sets of teaspoons, one set of mocha spoons, and assorted silverware, including an 18th-century pistol-grip knife and a nutcracker, mostly 2nd-grade silver, 346 gr. (weighable silver) [zkj]

Estimation

300 - 400 €

Germany, set of miniature vases, crystal perfume b

850 - Germany, set of miniature vases, crystal perfume bottle, various miniatures and small silverware; vases marked J. Grimminger, Schwäbisch Gmünd, 2nd fineness, crystal pocket perfume bottle with a gilded silver engraved setting, mostly 2nd fineness, h 4 cm, h 7.5 cm, gross weight 189 gr. [zkj]

Estimation

100 - 200 €

France, pipe warmer and assorted small silverware,

851 - France, pipe warmer and assorted small silverware, 19th and 20th centuries; pipe warmer marked with an unidentified maker’s mark, 1st and 2nd fineness, diameter 10 cm, gross weight 299.6 gr. [zkj]

Estimation

180 - 240 €

France, tastevin, 18th century and later; the tast

852 - France, tastevin, 18th century and later; the tastevin features a French 18th-century coin from 1759, 1 ecu featuring a portrait of Louis XV, maker’s mark MH and possibly a city hallmark and year letter, unidentified, hallmark and countermark, 1st and 2nd fineness, l 11.5 cm, 81 g. [1]

Estimation

150 - 200 €

Holy water font with a cross, crucifix, and Adam’s

853 - Holy water font with a cross, crucifix, and Adam’s skull, presumably from Belgium, 18th century and later, decorated with acanthus leaf motifs and featuring a hexagonal basin with a hinged lid, a zinc inner basin, and standing on four curved legs, hanging hook on the reverse, maker’s mark T.G. with a crown and star, and two unidentified marks, 2nd fineness, h 25 cm, gross weight 245 g. [1]

Estimation

250 - 500 €

Creamer, Leiden 1826, Biedermeier, oval shape with

854 - Creamer, Leiden 1826, Biedermeier, oval shape with lobed rim, strongly curved spout, hinged lid with a strawberry-shaped knob, dark hardwood volute-shaped handle, and standing on four rounded feet; maker’s mark C.D. Keizer Leeflang, Leiden 1826, 1st fineness

Estimation

500 - 700 €

Tobacco box, ca. 1800, an oblong model with a hing

855 - Tobacco box, ca. 1800, an oblong model with a hinged lid and rounded corners; on the front, a commemorative depiction of a seated widow holding a flower and a handkerchief, and a young man/son holding a flowerpot, and a barking dog in the foreground; the underside is also decorated with an engraving depicting sheet music, musical instruments, and garlands of leaves; maker’s mark P. Geyskes Schoonhoven 1801, provincial lion, l 14 cm, 221 gr. [1]

Estimation

300 - 500 €

Pair of crystal compotiers with silver knobs shape

856 - Pair of crystal compotiers with silver knobs shaped like miniature butter churns and a cheese dome with a knob shaped like a miniature cheese press with tools, 19th century, a round model with cut decorations and saucers with a fluted rim, maker’s mark D.J. de Haas 1854–1876 Amsterdam, cheese dome with year mark 1860, 1st fineness, h 12 cm, h approx. 19 cm, diam. approx. 15 cm, diam. approx. 23 cm. [6]

Estimation

200 - 400 €

Two-piece tea set, teapot and cream pitcher, secon

857 - Two-piece tea set, teapot and cream pitcher, second half of the 19th century, rounded bowl shape with ribbed edges and volute-shaped wooden handles; teapot with rosewood handle and wooden knob, maker’s mark: Fa. J.M. van Kempen Voorschoten, year letters 1872 and 1873, 1st fineness, h 9 cm, h 8 cm, gross weight 442 gr. [2]

Estimation

300 - 500 €

Bone drill, Amsterdam, 1st quarter of the 19th cen

858 - Bone drill, Amsterdam, 1st quarter of the 19th century, maker’s mark B. Lageman Amsterdam 1822, 2nd fineness, repairs; length 23 cm, 46 gr. [1]

Estimation

80 - 120 €

Cookie jar with saucer, second half of the 19th ce

859 - Cookie jar with saucer, second half of the 19th century, oval, sleek design decorated with fillet borders; jar with hinged lid, maker’s mark: Fa. J. M. van Kempen Voorschoten 1878, 2nd grade, height 15.5 cm, diameter 22 cm, gross weight 622 gr. [2]

Estimation

500 - 700 €

Brandy bowl, Groningen, 18th century; oval, lobed,

860 - Brandy bowl, Groningen, 18th century; oval, lobed, hammered design on a foot, with an engraved inscription reading “E.J.” and “M.J.” and “1791” surrounded by floral motifs; on either side, two volute-shaped handles decorated with seahorse heads, maker’s mark Hendrika Catharina Eissonius (widow of Jan van Giffen), Groningen 1790/91, fine silver, base rim slightly bent, dents, minor repairs; l 23 cm, h 10.5 cm, 213 gr. Comparable: hallmark no. 87 in: J.-P. van Rijen, Groninger Keur.

Estimation

500 - 800 €

Miniature, card, or gaming table (tabletop missing

861 - Miniature, card, or gaming table (tabletop missing), Westzaandam, late 17th century; rectangular table with tall, twisted, and joined legs and a raised rim; maker’s mark: Bartholomeus van der Hoeck, Westzaandam; year letter Z; 4 x 5 cm, 35.8 g. Cf. J. Endlich, Dutch Silver Miniatures from the 17th and 18th Centuries, WBooks Zwolle 2011, no. 45: tray with removable top, pp. 22/23, Master of the Grape Cluster (ca. 1650–ca. 1700) (Citroen 1975, no. 1066), currently attributed to Bartholomeus v

Estimation

300 - 500 €

Pair of salt cellars, Jan Verdoes, Haarlem, first

862 - Pair of salt cellars, Jan Verdoes, Haarlem, first half of the 18th century, rounded bowl shape with engraved floral and acanthus leaf motifs, featuring a tall stem and a round base with a domed collar, standing on three rounded feet, maker’s mark: Jan Verdoes, Haarlem, 1734; provincial lion; initials “I.P.G.” on the underside of the rim; h 9 cm, 144 gr. Cat. Cf. K.A. Citroen, Haarlem Silversmiths and Their Marks, Haarlem 1988, p. 159, illustration no. 34 Salt cell, unknown master 1724,

Estimation

1 500 - 2 500 €

Cup, Hindrik van Laer, Groningen, first half of th

863 - Cup, Hindrik van Laer, Groningen, first half of the 17th century,hammered, chalice-shaped cup with a characteristic Groningen base, consisting of a cast, domed ring with cherub heads, a stamped, decorated cuff, and a spiked rim at the base; the cup body features engraved decorations and three medallions with figures and the initials EC and FE —presumed to be the original owners’—and three different birds on fruit branches, maker’s mark HIndrik van Laer 1615–1666 Groningen 1637/38, a b

Estimation

3 500 - 5 500 €

empty

864 - Tobacco box, Empire style, an elongated, fully ribbed box with a heavily gilded interior and hinged lid, maker’s mark in an oval: H, letter I/J (possibly J. van Heuvel, Amsterdam, 1807), provincial lion and Amsterdam city coat of arms, 13 x 7 cm, 288 gr. Published in Wttewaal’s book, fig. 29, p. 221; text on p. 222 identifies the master as Johannes van Heuvel (1804–1824), though the maker’s mark appears to differ [1]

Estimation

500 - 1 000 €

Bristle-backed brush, Andries Akersloot, Haarlem,

865 - Bristle-backed brush, Andries Akersloot, Haarlem, first half of the 18th century; oval model with embossed decorations featuring Daniel Marot motifs, including flowers and leaves, lambrequins, and symmetrical volutes, surrounded by a beaded rim, maker’s mark Andries Akersloot Haarlem 1738, large hallmark (provincial lion), replaced bristle, base metal screw with hanging wire, approx. 20 cm, gross weight 376 gr. [1]

Estimation

800 - 1 400 €

Brandy bowl, Groningen, presumably early 18th cent

866 - Brandy bowl, Groningen, presumably early 18th century, oval in shape, hammered and lobed with handles in the shape of seahorses, decorated with the initials A.J. and the date 1758, in two shields surmounted by a decorative engraving; maker’s mark unidentified and year letter 4/ unclear (1699–1701); 1st fineness; handles restored; h 10 cm, l 20 cm, 178 gr. [1]

Estimation

500 - 800 €

Teapot, Haarlem, first half of the 18th century, b

867 - Teapot, Haarlem, first half of the 18th century, baluster-shaped model with repoussé decoration including tassels, shells, engraved and dotted patterns; lower rim with leaf decoration and base with a scalloped edge; maker’s mark: Jan Verdoes, Haarlem, 1742; provincial lion; h 12.5 cm, 112.4 gr. Philips, New Bond Street, London, 1976 [1] K.A. Citroen, Haarlem Silversmiths and Their Marks, Haarlem 1988, p. 51, no. 159 (base number)

Estimation

500 - 1 000 €

Toy, miniature stove, Amsterdam, 18th century, sta

868 - Toy, miniature stove, Amsterdam, 18th century, standing on three legs, maker’s mark P. van Somerwil II (1764–1802), Amsterdam, h 2 cm, 16.4 g. Provenance: Jacques Boas, Hoorn, 1982 [1]

Estimation

200 - 400 €

Pair of tea caddies, Jan de Vries, Amsterdam, firs

869 - Pair of tea caddies, Jan de Vries, Amsterdam, first half of the 18th century; baluster-shaped model decorated with embossed motifs in the Daniël Marot style; maker’s mark: Jan de Vries, Amsterdam, 1741; height 14 cm, 261.4 g. Fa. Verbeek-Schuttelaar Antiquarians, Gouda, 2003 [2]

Estimation

2 000 - 3 000 €

Pair of candlesticks, Lucas van Giffen II, Groning

870 - Pair of candlesticks, Lucas van Giffen II, Groningen, 18th century; a round, twisted design with a tall, ornately serrated base featuring floral appliqués, a baluster-shaped, decorated shaft with a nodus, and tulip-shaped candle holders, maker’s mark: Lucas van Giffen II, Groningen, 1780–1781 (stamped twice), monogram RJW on the inside of the base, h 24.5 cm, 842 gr. Van Ravenstein, Haarlem [2]

Estimation

2 500 - 5 000 €

Teapot, Barend Swierink, Amsterdam, 18th century,

871 - Teapot, Barend Swierink, Amsterdam, 18th century, a baluster-shaped model with an oval base, decorated with engraved floral and foliage motifs and featuring a hinged lid engraved with a bird on a branch, C-shaped horn handle, maker’s mark Barend Swierink Amsterdam 1764, provincial lion, h 14 cm, 408.2 g. Fa. Endlich, Haarlem 1999 [1]

Estimation

500 - 1 000 €

Rosette-shaped plate, Albert Gaillard, Haarlem, fi

872 - Rosette-shaped plate, Albert Gaillard, Haarlem, first half of the 18th century, entirely decorated with engravings of floral and foliage motifs, featuring shell-shaped forms with a slightly curved to lobed edge; maker’s mark: Albert Gaillard, Haarlem, 1749; provincial lion; diameter 16 cm, 70 g. [1]

Estimation

700 - 1 000 €

Pair of salt cellars with blue glass inner bowls,

873 - Pair of salt cellars with blue glass inner bowls, Louis XV, Amsterdam, openwork, domed and round design standing on three legs with leaf garlands, maker’s mark Matthijs Crayenschot 1753–1795 Amsterdam M 1771 or W 1781, provincial lion, minor defect * h 5 cm, 151 g. The Silver Box, Amsterdam 1973 [2]

Estimation

450 - 850 €

Cookie jar, Johannes Schiotling, Amsterdam, 18th c

874 - Cookie jar, Johannes Schiotling, Amsterdam, 18th century; an elongated rectangular model with a hinged lid, decorated with engraved, ornate bandwork and beaded edges, marked with the maker’s mark of Johannes Schiotling (1730–1799) Amsterdam 1786, tax mark “L” Amsterdam 1795, Provincial Lion, minor dents, one corner slightly bent; h 8 cm, l 18.8 cm, 515 g [1]

Estimation

1 000 - 2 000 €

Round bowl, Jan de Vries, Amsterdam, first half of

875 - Round bowl, Jan de Vries, Amsterdam, first half of the 18th century; eight-lobed, flower-shaped design with a knurled and braided rim on a round base ring; Jan de Vries (1710–1753), Amsterdam—year letter faded, Provincial lion, tax stamp I 1906–1953, ZII, small dent on the rim, diameter 14.5 cm, 92.6 g. [1] Collection of J.W.H. Dreesmann, see volume (1951), p. 811; Sotheby’s Mak van Waay auction, February 23, 1976, no. 226, illustration on p. 68; C.M. Dreesmann, F. Muller Auction, Amste

Estimation

750 - 1 500 €

Stove, Johannes Schiotling, Amsterdam, second half

876 - Stove, Johannes Schiotling, Amsterdam, second half of the 18th century, standing on three carved lion’s paws and three appliqués of ring-bearing lion heads, wavy rim with beaded edge, maker’s mark Johannes Schiotling Amsterdam, marked “N” tax mark Rotterdam 1784, restorations h 8.5 cm, l 15.5 cm, 342 gr. [1]

Estimation

600 - 1 200 €

Mustard jar, with blue glass inner bowl, Amsterdam

877 - Mustard jar, with blue glass inner bowl, Amsterdam, Louis XVI style, openwork with hinged raised lid, maker’s mark Hendrik Smits Amsterdam 1799, provincial tax hallmark 1814–1893, marked with French 2nd fineness hallmark, hinge repaired, h 11 cm, 127 gr. Sotheby’s Amsterdam, October 1987, lot 240 [1]

Estimation

200 - 300 €

Tea caddy, circa 1780, rectangular box with a slid

878 - Tea caddy, circa 1780, rectangular box with a sliding lid and decorated with a beaded border, marked “L Amsterdam” with a tax stamp from 1795, I tax stamp 1906–1953,

Estimation

300 - 500 €

Sugar bowl, Hendrik Swierink, Amsterdam; Louis XIV

879 - Sugar bowl, Hendrik Swierink, Amsterdam; Louis XIV style, an inverted baluster-shaped design featuring Louis XIV leaf appliqués, maker’s mark Hendrik Swierink, Amsterdam, 1738, tax stamp N, Rotterdam, 1795, h 17 cm, 217 g, Magriet Verbeek-Schuttelaar, 2002 [1]

Estimation

750 - 1 500 €

Mocha cup, "Turkish" style, 19th century, pear-sha

880 - Mocha cup, "Turkish" style, 19th century, pear-shaped body, domed hinged lid, and spout-shaped spout—partially horizontally ribbed—ebony volute-shaped handle with o..a rosette decoration, cable-patterned rim, and standing on a round, sleek foot ring; maker’s mark: Widow H. Helweg 1858–1875,(WHH-5)*Amsterdam year letter 1836 on the foot ring, inside the lid stamped with the Amsterdam Assay Office mark, 1st fineness; the jug may have been assembled from stock of the firm H. Helweg, Mrs.

Estimation

500 - 1 000 €

Sprinkler, Matthijs Crayenschot, Amsterdam, Louis

881 - Sprinkler, Matthijs Crayenschot, Amsterdam, Louis XV style, a slightly twisted pear shape on a round, domed base, sprinkler head with abstract floral motifs, and a flame-shaped knob, Matthijs Crayenschot 1753–1795 Amsterdam ca. 1760, h 14 cm, 110 g. Fa. Aardewerk, PAN 1997 [1]

Estimation

1 000 - 1 500 €

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