Silver dinner spoon made by Huibert Alkers in Amsterdam in 1799. The spoon is of heavy quality and still in excellent condition for its age.

Length: 21.2cm
Weight: 56 gramsMaster's mark: H.A-voor Huibert Alkers (active…

Silver dinner spoon made by Huibert Alkers in Amsterdam in 1799. The spoon is of heavy quality and still in good condition for its age. There is a dent in the bowl of the spoon of about 1cm in diameter with a depth of 1mm. This…

Silver dinner fork, made by Huibert Alkers in Amsterdam in 1799. The spoon is of heavy quality and still in excellent condition for its age.

Length: 19.4cm
Weight: 59 gramsMaster's mark: H.A-voor Huibert Alkers (active…

Silver dinner fork, made by Huibert Alkers in Amsterdam tussen 1785-1800. The spoon is of heavy quality and still in good condition for its age. The outer tines show some wear.

Length: 19.4cm
Weight: 59 gramsMaster's mark:…

An antique Belgian silver ladle, made by the silversmith Louis François Dethier in Mons, Belgium circa 1825.

Louis Dethier (1775-1825) was active as a silversmith in Mons between 1798-1825. It is likely that this ladle was made…

A set of 1st grade French silver dessert spoon and fork by the silversmith Emile Puiforcat (1857-1890). Very finely detailed with a pattern of garlands and acanthus leaf. Although the maker's mark was in use from the mid-19th…

A set of French silver salad servers- consisting of a salad spoon and salad fork - in first standard silver (.950/1000). The servers were made by the silversmith Alexandre Huignard between 1854 and 1866. The violin-shaped stems…

An antique French silver carving set in .950 (1st grade) silver. The set - consisting of a carving knife and carving fork - was made in the periodbetween 1887 to 1912 by the silversmith Edmond Zeihen in Paris. The handles of the…

A beautiful hors d'ouvre spoon in .800 silver. The spoon has a matte spoon tray, an openwork handle with Rococo decorations (curling acanthus leaves, open grid work and flowers) and a handle shaped like tendrils curling around…

An American silver table spoon, made by the silversmith R. Wallace & Sons around 1904. This spoon from the Eton collection is made in the Art Nouveau style. The stem is designed in great detail with graceful tendrils and…

Silver serving spoon in the Roundfilet pattern, dating from 1914. In excellent condition.

Maker's mark: [V.K. under half moon in square] - J.M. van Kempen, Voorschoten
Lion Passant for .835 silver (2nd grade)
Year letter E for…

An antique silver cream spoon with twisted handle, made in 1920 by A. Pelt in Schoonhoven. The spoon has a beautifully engraved handle and a hook so that the spoon can be hung on a pot.

Grade: .835silver
Maker's mark: [AP] for A.…