Help with marks on dutch ladle

[avivaviv]

i look and didnt decode where it come from
my family dutch so i know its from there
thanks
http://hwzone.co.il/community/index.php ... 7724;image

[dognose]

Hi,

Welcome to the Forum.

Your images are not viewable and appear to be password sensitive.

Consider http://www.tinypic.com

Trev.

[avivaviv]

thanks
http://tinypic.com/r/zjgwlt/6

[Dendriet]

Napoleonic period: Kingdom Holland 1807 — 1810

Year letter b: 1809
City XXX: Amsterdam
Crown: 934
Maker’s Mark: NT ??

'm Still looking for Maker's Mark

Dendriet

[avivaviv]

thanks
its LN

[avivaviv]

what kind of silver purity is this?

[Ubaranda]

Hi avivaviv!

Dendriet wrote: "Crown: 934". It is a silver purity - 934.

[Dendriet]

One for me unknown maker's mark.
Sometimes you look there too quickly, but it can also be that he remains unknown

Perhaps the gentlemen blakstone or oel know something more about it and can tell.

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Greetings Dendriet

[oel]

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N.T in a rectangle for: Nathanael Teuter born in 1766 and active silversmith in Amsterdam registered during 1796-1831, died in 1831. Known ladle maker


Oel.

[Dendriet]

@ Oel, thanks for your answer.

I was almost certain that the initial NT had been, only the images in "WaarborgHolland" were different.
I was already so far that I had found the information in "Rijksbureau voor Kunsthistorische Documentatie" (RKD.nl) with the same information, but I was searching for the correct NT in a rectangle.

Apparently it will be in the book "E. Voet jr., Merken van Amsterdamsche goud- en zilversmeden, 's-Gravenhage 1912, p. 82"

Again great job,

Greetings

Dendriet