Zilveren miniatuur zeilschip, J. van Dijk, Hoorn, ca. 1910 Dienblad The spoon is marked with behorend tot het geliefde

Zilveren miniatuur zeilschip, J. van Dijk, Hoorn, ca. 1910 Dienblad The spoon is marked with behorend tot het geliefde

Name: Zilveren miniatuur zeilschip, J. van Dijk, Hoorn, ca. 1910 Dienblad The spoon is marked with behorend tot het geliefde
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SKU: 45043916124
Price: 85.00 USD
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Zilveren miniatuur zeilschip, J. van Dijk, Hoorn, ca. 1910 Dienblad The spoon is marked with behorend tot het geliefde The spoon is marked with the master's mark CS (Voet 510) Also marked with an illegible master's mark The maker of this refined ship miniature is the renowned goldsmith and silversmith Jan van Dijk from Hoorn He worked in this historic West Frisian port city from 1901 to 1939

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