spoons

[brig]

The small spoons are marked with dutch silver marks but the larger spoon is marked with i dont know.

[oel]

Hi Brig,

Welcome to the forum.

Nice naturalistic spoons not solid silver but silver plated made by ; H. Hooijkaas, Schoonhoven, The Netherlands. Founded 1875. Changed name to Royal Zilverstadt in January of 2007.

http://www.zilverstad.biz/cms/publish/c ... ?pageid=96"

Oel

[brig]

The small spoons are marked with dutch silver marks but the larger spoon is marked with i dont know.

[dognose]

Hi Brig,

Is this mark taken from the small spoons, or the larger one?

Please be clearer with your question and please do not drip-feed information.

Trev.

[oel]

Brig

It does appear you have some problems with the words; Hello & Thanks. At second thoughts I have a problem with your sword mark and it does not appear to be Dutch.The grip looks to long and the guard has a circular motive in the middle, instead of a rectangle motive with rounded corners. To compare your sword mark;


and the Dutch swords past & present and Belgium included;




Your spoon;
I believe, I see two other small marks, under the sword mark, on the flower stalk with the rose button? Could we see a close up of the marks? Thanks.


Oel

[brig]

The small spoons are marked with dutch silver marks but the larger spoon is marked with i dont know.

[oel]

Thanks Brig, you are a man of few words and made a drawing of the grip of the sword. If the details of the grip and guard are correct we may conclude not Dutch.

Regards,

Oel