18th century, the fork and knife probably of a later date.

Round, finely engraved with strapwork and scroll border. Gilt with inscription inside. Maker Francois Simons, the Hague, W= 1793. (Also struck with A under crown, used in 1794) and crowned O, duty hallmark 1807. D. ca. 13 cm.

Round plain with large beaded border, on four curled feet. Maker D. W. Rehtmeyer, Amsterdam, 1793. D. ca. 20 cm.

A Dutch plain model. Comprising twelve table knives, forks and spoons. Twelve dessert knives and twelve small spoons (no forks)., salad servers, three small meat forks, one vegetable serving spoon and a potato spoon. All knives with serrated edges. Maker Gerritsen and Sons, Zeist, 1982. 999/1000,

A plain tray with pleated sides and on four ball feet. On the tray two detachable square silver jars with domed hinged cover and glass liners. Maker J.M. van Kempen en Zn. Voorschoten, 1916. 835/1000. Size ca. 26 x 13,5 cm.

Wih Russian cut-glass. The holder rectangular with curved sides and reeded borders, on four ball feet. The grip an open round handle terminating in a ball. Maker Pieter G. Pieterse, Amsterdam, 1826. 835/1000.

Oval plain and finely engraved with borders of strapwork and foliage. On the cover a C-scroll handle. With lock and key. Maker Martinus van Stapele, The Hague, end of 18th century. (hallmark illegible) Size ca. 13 x 8,5 x 9 cm.

Maker KC, unknown maker, third quarter of the 19th century. A small bulbous teapot, a milk jug en sugar pot with cover. Floral decoration with a serpent and a vacant chestnut-shaped shield for monogram and bamboo handles and finials with bamboo decoration. Maker KC, unknown, China, third quarter of the 19th century.

A plain compressed bulbous kettle with scroll handles and a flower finial on the loose cover. The burner with four curved and engraved feet. Maker J.G. Meijer, Amsterdam, 1857.. 925/1000. In very good condition.

Oval shaped with scroll and rocaille borders, pierced trelliswork with garlands and two pairs of doves, two rams' heads applied to the basket. On four leaf-shaped feet. 835/1000. Size 36, 5 x 25 cm.

With thread pattern and the pierced spoons with checker pattern. Maker A. Bonebakker & Sons, Amsterdam. 925/1000. L. ca. 26 cm.

An oval empire model with reeded rims and wooden handle and finials. Comprising: a teapot, milk jug, sugar bowl, spoon vase and tea caddy. Maker J.M. van Kempen, Voorschoten, 1912. 835/1000.

Oval with beaded border above pierced arched gallery, with integrated kidney shaped handles. Maker J.M. van Kempen and Sons, Voorschoten, 1915. 835/1000. Size ca. 45,5 x 31 cm.

A thread and heart fiddle pattern. Comprising seventeen dessert forks and eighteen dessert spoons. Eighteen table forks and twelve table spoons. Makers Roelof Helweg, Hendrik Helweg and Widow Helweg, Amsterdam, from 1840 end of 19th century. Also including two serving spoons, Roelof Helweg, 1815 and a French carving set of the same model. 925/1000.

With a thread and heart fiddle pattern. On the reverse the coat of arms of the van Tuyll van Serooskerken family. Maker Daniel Pijzel, 1826. 835/1000.

Thread and heart pattern. Comprising: seven large table spoons, forks and knives, seven smaller table spoons, forks and knives. Twelve dessert spoons, two butter knives, two fruit servers, two potato spoons and a vegetable serving spoon, two small gray ladles and a ice or pudding serving spoon. Part Germany, Koch and Bergfeld, part imported by Royal van Kempen and Begeer, Zeist, sixties. 925/1000. In canteen with three drawers.

Rectangular with incurved sides. Engraved and with guilloche decoration of putti within circles and one circle with a flower. Maker possibly Jacobus van Sassen, Amsterdam. H= 1792.

The cut-glass in panels, the cover and mounting with shell decoration. With small plain spoon. Probably French, around 1740.

A round compressed model with gadrooned girdle rising to a spreading cord rim centered by embossed putti mask between foliage. With C-scroll handle. The hinged cover with wooden bun finial. The spout embossed with thistle and acanthus leaf decoration. Maker Walter& John Barnard, London, 1891-1892. 925/1000. D. ca. 15 cm.

Richly decorated. Tapering fluted column with garlands, beneath portraits of three women in profile within wreaths. Urn-shaped sconces and detachable nozzles on domed round base. Probably Germany, second half of 19th century. With pseudo hallmarks. H. ca. 26 cm.

Round, plain with scalloped edges and reeded borders. The hinged cover slightly raised. Maker D.J. de Haas, Amsterdam, 1868. With retailers' mark of Verschuur, Amsterdam. 835/1000. D. 12 cm.

Cilindrical, pierced with pales between beaded borders. The hinged domed cover with urn finial and engraved monogram AC, beaded edges and beaded open handle, on four feet. Apparently unmarked. End of 18th century. Below the hinge repairwork. With small spoon of a later date. H. ca. 12 cm.

Plain compressed body, the raised loose cover with finial of a matted water lily. The swing handle part ivory between S-scroll with leaf decoration. On scalloped round base. With an inscription referring to the silver wedding anniversary of T. G. Bosch van Drakenstein and Countess C.W.M. van Hogendorp, 1862. Maker J.M. van Kempen and Sons, Voorschoten, 1862". 835/1000. The wick holder of base metal.

Baluster pleated, with fine engraving of a floral bouquet in the centre on both sides. The cover with matted flowerhead with leaf finial. The jug with same decoration on three sides, the jug is gilded inside. With C-scroll leaf capped handles. Maker Pieter G. Pieterse, Amsterdam, 1864, with retailers' mark of A. Bonebakker, Amsterdam, also struck with export mark of H.W. van Riel, Amsterdam. 925/1000. H. teapot is ca. 15 cm.

The oval enamel beads in blue, green, white and red colours of floral decoration. The large oval belt clasp with confoming decoration. Russia, Kokoshnik 1899-1908. 84 Zolotnik. L. ca. 80 cm.

A Danish plain design, panelled with balls in each panel. A domed hinged cover. Maker Cohr, Kopenhagen, 1929. 835/1000. H. pot ca. 14,5 cm.

Octagonal panelled plain model. With molded waist and rims.Comprising large teapot with beak spout, milk jug and sugar pot. Fluted urn vase finials. With open handles. Maker C.J. Begeer, Utrecht. Around 1900. Also hallmarked with V for foreign works. H. teapot ca. 23 cm.

Cilindrical pierced with pales between two bands of diaper work. On a spreading molded base. Maker J.M. van Kempen and Sons, Voorschoten, 1919. 835/1000. D. ca. 9,5 cm. H. ca. 7 cm.

Oval shaped with beaded border above pierced scrolls, pales and rays. On reeded base. Maker C. J. Begeer, Utrecht, 1917. 835/1000. Size ca. 28 x 19 x 12 cm.

Rectangular plain with rounded corners below ribbed border, the raised inverted loose cover with curled snake finial. An angular wooden handle. Part gadrooned spout. Maker Bennewitz and Sons, Amsterdam, 1833. 925/1000.

A tapered model, richly engraved and embossed with rocaille decoration. An engraved small crest of a phoenix in cartouche. The domed hinged cover with curled thumb piece with urn finial.With wooden scroll handle to the side and a leaf capped spout. Apparently unmarked. 18th century . Underneath engraved initial PK*M. The jug with the same cartouche and crest. Baluster shape with floral decoration. Possibly London 1717-1718. Remainder of the hallmarks have been polished away. H. ca. 19 and 12 cm. 925/1000.

Two silver molded bands with three tapering fluted columns that form the holder of the copper liner, attached to a round wooden base (wood with defects), on three ball feet. Brazier and base detachable. Maker Willem van de Goorberg, Leiden, 1801. D. ca. 11 cm.

Plain with scallopped edges, on three hoof feet. England, Sheffield, maker Martin Hall & Co. 1917-1918. The spoons 1918-1919. 925/1000. Size ca. 14,5 cm.

Pear-shaped with garlands, medaillons and palmette leaves, on three claw and acanthus leaf feet. Maker Wijnand Warneke, Amsterdam, R=1800. H. ca. 17 cm.

Round lobed into panels, the large pierced handles with putti, birds and flowers and fruits. Maker Pieter de Klerck, Haarlem, B=1712. Size ca. 13, 5 x 6 cm.

A Dutch plain model, on the back of the spoon and handle rocaille decoration. Zwolle, maker Carl Wilhelm Höfeld, 2 above Z=1763. L. ca. 33 cm.