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Adema from Leeuwarden
miner's head and year letter h for 1867
The transition from the bowl to the handle is beautifully accented with a cast ornament in the shape of acanthus leaves
22): 'This silversmith can undoubtedly be considered the most important and interesting maker of miniature silver in Amsterdam in the 17th century
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Zilveren mergboor, C. Blaaubeen, Middelburg, ca. 1740 Titel:Default Title Adema from LeeuwardenSilver marrow scoop or marrow spoon. Attributed to Cornelis Blaaubeen from Middelburg. Active from 1733 to 1747. The marrow scoop consists of a short, flat handle with an oval bowl at each end. One bowl is somewhat wider and blunter, while the other is quite narrow and tapers to a point. On the reverse side of the handle, it is marked with the master's mark CB and a later tax mark (1859). In the past, a marrow scoop was used to extract marrow from
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