Zilveren vismessen in cassette, Fa. J.M. van Kempen, Voorschoten 43 cm which in reality could be

which in reality could be used to turn the cap into the wind

Spoon length: 19 cm

They are hallmarked with 10 pennings as the second-grade hallmark

Such marks were used by late 19th-century silver producers (such as Hanau or Dutch masters) to give the object a romantic

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Zilveren vismessen in cassette, Fa. J.M. van Kempen, Voorschoten 43 cm which in reality could beBeautifully crafted Dutch silver fish knives with an elegant beaded edge, made by the firm J. M. van Kempen from Voorschoten. This renowned silver company used the relevant maker's mark during the period 18581924, dating these knives to the late 19th or early 20th century. The fish knives are hallmarked with the maker's mark VK with a crescent moon and the sword 835, which stands for second grade silver (835 1000). Both are in good condition and are