Zilveren miniatuur brandewijnkom, Wed. W. de Pleyt, Schoonhoven, ca. 1880 Y. Posthumus which precisely stands for the

which precisely stands for the production year 1919

The chain has been hallmarked 3 times with the tax hallmark V ( used between 1906 - 1953) and the appendix hallmark

this spoon is crafted in the highest silver standard: the Standing Lion (1st standard silver

The initials GGH and the year 1834 are engraved on the inside

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Zilveren miniatuur brandewijnkom, Wed. W. de Pleyt, Schoonhoven, ca. 1880 Y. Posthumus which precisely stands for theSilver miniature brandy bowl, made by the silversmith widow of W. de Pleyt from Schoonhoven. Active from 1878 to 1892. The miniature is marked with the maker's mark W. P. hammer. The miniature also features 2 pseudo hallmarks. This was done to make a 19th century silver miniature look like it was 18th century. There was especially high demand for 18th century Dutch silver from England. Through pseudo hallmarks, this demand was met. The miniature is in