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The spoon is beautifully engraved on both the bowl and the handle in Biedermeier style
Probably made during World War II as an act of silent resistance
The fabric bag appears original
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No marks found on the handles
Zilveren gelegenheidslepel, B. Feenstra, Makkum, 1801 J.L. van Dijk The spoon is beautifully engravedA gilded silver commemorative spoon made by silversmith Bouke W. Feenstra from Makkum, who worked from 1789 to 1829. The spoon is crowned with a female figure depicting trust with a bird, which represents an unforced faith and supernatural freedom. The spoon is hallmarked with the master mark BF (Voet 714) and the year 1801. The spoon is gold plated. Weight: 53. 5 grams. Length: 18. 5 cm.
