Dutch Silver Cutlery and Service

Pearl edge decor, wide selection including cutlery for ginger, serving spoons, sugar caster, pastry knife, fish service and many others.

Georg Jensen Large Silver Cutlery Service for 12 plus more items, Total of Approx. 160 pieces .From A Brooklyn Home

A fine early 20th century American sterling silver one hundred and forty-four piece dinner & luncheon cutlery service for twelve by Wallace, "Grande Baroque" pattern, consisting of twelve dinner knive

"San Marco" model, composed of 12 forks, 12 knives, 12 spoons, 12 medium spoons, 12 teaspoons, 12 fish forks, 12 fish knives, 12 fruit forks, 12 fruit knives, 2 serving cutlery

2nd degree silver, including 12 piece setting, Haags Lofje model.

France, 19th century, net weight 3583 g., marks of Pierre-Francois Queillé, comprising:12 forks12 knives12 tablespoons6 fruit forks6 dessert spoons2 serving cutlery

A German silver cutlery service by MH Wilkens & Sohne, Bremen-Hemellingen, comprising 11 table knives, 12 table forks, 12 table spoons, 12 entree knives, 12 entree forks, 12 dessert spoons, 12 fish kn

Around 2000 gram, excluding knives.

70-piece cutlery for 6 people, Dutch silver, 2nd degree silver

2nd degree silver, Punt filet model.

2nd degree silver, marked VK - van Kempen and Son 1858-1924 Voorschoten and VJ - silver manufacturer Voorschoten, 21 cm long, 1640 gram.

Dutch silver.

Including 6 spoons and 6 forks

5 pieces.

Puntfilet model.

2nd degree silver, 26 cm long, 210 gram.

Including 19th century, 66 gram.

87 gram.

Including Dutch silver cutlery, pearl edge (parelrand).

6-piece, Dutch silver, year letter Q = 1951, from private collection of Prince Bernhard and Princess Juliana, total weight 2460 grams

An assembled 19th / 20th century Dutch silver table service of flatware / canteen, s'Gravenhage (The Hague) 1886-1916 by Van Kempen Hanoverian pattern, initialled. Comprising: 8 tablespoons

Including teapot, cream jug, open sugar, and waste pot, together with tea tray. 2nd standard, dates to 1927-1929. H. of teapot: 15cm (6in) Dia. of tray: 40 1/2cm (16in)

1st degree silver, J. Schmidt, Amsterdam, 1852, coffee pot is 28 cm.

835/1000 silver, Van Kempen.