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A silver jasseron chain is attached to the clasp
18th Century silver miniature tea urn made by the silversmith Arnoldus van Geffen from Amsterdam
the spoon has English import hallmarks
The holder is hallmarked with a "zwaardje" (small sword) for at least second grade silver and the maker's mark V with a crescent moon
bead diameter: 5 mm
Zilveren confiture- of jamlepel, A.G. Kooiman Jz. Schoonhoven, 1879 Bergfeld A silver jasseron chain isSilver jam spoon, made by the silversmith Andries Graves Kooiman Jz. from Schoonhoven (active between 1838 and 1879), whose company was continued by his son Adrianus Andries after his death and the transitional period of his widow Klaaske Leverland. The handle of the jam spoon is decorated with a meander motif. The spoon is hallmarked with a second grade mark, Minerva head, maker's mark AK under 3 dots, and year letter u for 1879. The spoon is in
