Dutch, Pewter Spoon c.1650-1690 AD.

Dutch, Pewter Spoon c.1650-1690 AD. Size 6 7/8 inches length. Spoon with wide bowl, short trifid handle,crowned rose makers mark with intials S F D. Provenance: Ex Eldert Bontekoe, Pegasi. Ann Harbor

17th century AD. A matched set of pewter spoons, each a broad discoid bowl with rectangular-section handle, with maker’s marks at the junction of bowl and shank of a ship's wheel beneath a crown wit

VERY OLD DUTCH PEWTER TABLE SPOON, 17 CENTURY An antique spoon featuring a broad, shallow bowl, dating back to the Dutch circa 17th century. It's worth noting that in modern times, pewters containing

VERY OLD DUTCH PEWTER TABLE SPOON, 17 CENTURY An antique spoon featuring a broad, shallow bowl, dating back to the Dutch circa 17th century. It's worth noting that in modern times, pewters containing

A collection of eleven antique spoons featuring broad shallow bowls, most spoons are stamped with a hallmark on its bowl where it meets the handle with PSM initials over a chamomile flower, also stamp

A lot of antique late 19th-century Dutch pewter spoons. A total of six items. Large round bowls and straight handles. All but one spoon are marked near the bowl, crowned flower and letters HK. HK stan

(3) hallmarked. 7 1/4 inches (and under)

VERY OLD FIVE PEWTER TABLE SPOONs, DUTCH 17th CENTURY Antique five spoons featuring broad, shallow bowls, dating back to the Dutch circa 17th century. Some of them are stamped with a flower emblem on

Late 16th-early 17th century AD. A broad bronze bowl and slender handle with median gusset, collar and finial of a standing robed figure modelled in the round; inner face of the bowl with maker's mark

18th century A.D. The substantial circular bowl bearing the hand inscribed initials 'WD' and 'SD' with crowned 'ge' touch mark; facetted stem. 86 grams, 18.5 cm (7 1/4 in.). Gifted to M.O. by eminent

Including: Set of (6) tablespoons similar to Parker and Boardman, set of (6) teaspoons attributed to C. Parker, (3) Dutch spoons (one marked M.B. Uven, etc

Each with figural handles and round bowls. (1) pewter and (3) with illegible hallmarks. 7 1/4 inches (and under). 4.64 ((3) hallmarked examples.

Early 19th century oak spoon rack in old dark surface with 12 early pewter spoons, 24" x 10" x 2 1/2"

comprising: 15th/16th century, five apostle spoons, four copper alloy spoons with cast finials and one small pewter spoon with reeded handle, largest 7 in.; two brass candlesticks, larger 4-3/8 x 4-1/

A Hudson Valley combination spoon and candle box in original red stain having a shaped sides and handle, circa 1800. Together with 5 pewter spoons, 3 coin silver spoons and 2 early tallow candles. Fin

Abraham van Beyeren (Dutch, 1620-1690) still life of fruit, oil on canvas, unsigned, 23 1/2" x 31", framed 30 1/2" x 38". Provenance: Pico Rivera, Callifornia estate.

Attributed to David Teniers the Younger (Dutch, 1610-1690). Pair of oils on panel, one monogrammed "D.T.F." ll, 4 1/4 x 5 3/4 in., each framed

Including Dutch silver spoons, forks, and serving cutlery.

Cast shell terminal and shell drop decoration to back of the bowl. Rotterdam, 1779. 205g. L. 37.5 cm (14 3/4 in.)

18th Century Pewter-mounted Dutch? Faience Tankard, columnar form, polychrome painted stylized landscape with figure holding bird. . Engraved on lid K. No. 4. Hallmark on underside of lid, possible im

A fine Dutch silver slotted spoon.Hallmarked, Early 19th c. Dimensions: 15" X 5 1/2"t.w.: 8.9 avg. oz. Provenance: Estate of Jean Van Buuren, New York

Ancient Roman Gold Spoon c.2nd century AD. Size 3 5/8 inches length. + stand. weight 5.82 grams. Fine Roman high karat gold spoon with elborate handle. Custom mounted. Provenance: Private NYC Dr Colle

Abraham (Sturckenburch) StorckNetherlands, Holland, (1635 or 1644 - 1708)Dutch Seaport, circa 1690oil on canvasAbraham Storck (alternatively Sturck or Sturckenburch) was born in mid-17th c. Amsterdam

Chinese Beaker for the Dutch MarketKangxi, 1690-1720, having a ribbed cylindrical body with a slightly flared rim, foliate decoration in shades of blue, some areas painted in a line and dot technique,