Zilveren roomlepel (1)

A silver cream spoon (1), a theeduim (2), and additionally a silver-plated tea egg (3). 1. The silver cream spoon was made around 1900 by A.M. Sustring from Sneek (1873-1925). The smooth handle bears a heart-shaped cartouche (no inscription). The bowl is smooth and round. The cream spoon is little used or not used at all and has no defects. On the back of the handle is the master mark (AS above 5 in a square). The spoon is 10 cm long; the diameter of the bowl is 4.4 cm. The cream spoon weighs 14.8 g. 2. A theeduim in the shape of a leaf with a flower on the top of the handle. Not hallmarked; .800 silver. Late 19th century, Art Nouveau. Length 8.2 cm, bowl width 3.0 cm; weight 13.6 g. 3. Added is a silver-plated tea egg. This was made in 1952 by the Firma Gero from Zeist according to a design by Georg Nilsson. The tea egg is decorated with leaves and flowers. The tea egg is in excellent condition and has no defects. The tea egg is about 15 cm long and the egg is 7.3 cm wide. It weighs 57.2 g.

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