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The bowl is not hallmarked with a maker's mark
A silver purse clasp with a small bag depicting a woman
marked with the crowned O
He was a son of Pier Broers Boersma and Teetske Anes Steeginga
Zilveren apostellepel met pseudokeuren, Groningen, 1882 1811 The bowl is not hallmarkedSilver apostle spoon with pseudo hallmarks, probably made by a silversmith from Groningen. The spoon features 3 pseudo hallmarks. This was done to make a 19th century silver spoon appear to be 18th century. There was especially high demand for 18th century Dutch silver from England. Pseudo hallmarks were used to meet this demand. These spoons have now also become antiques again, about 150 years old. A monogram and the year 1882 are engraved on the
