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are engraved in the box
The spoon is provided with pseudo-marks (RH for R
A monogram and the initials AW are engraved on the back of the bowl
Also a matching silver ring with garnet
with 4 ball feet
Zilveren roomlepel, P. van der Woude, Sneek, 1907 Rode tas are engraved in the boxSilver cream spoon, made by silversmith P. van der Woude from Sneek. He was active from 1898 to 1925. The cream spoon bears the maker's mark PvdW, the second grade hallmark, year letter x for 1907, and the Minerva head F for Friesland. The bowl depicts a village with a windmill. The spoon is in good condition. Weight: 23. 5 grams. Dimensions: 5 x 12 cm.