Urn-shaped plain with acanthus leaf decoration on lower part and on high domed detachable cover with pine cone finial, C-scroll ribbed high handles. On round stepped base. Maker Niekerk, Schoonhoven, 1929. 925/1000. Two spoons with plain handle, shell shaped, fluted and pierced bowls. Maker C.J. Begeer, Utrecht, 1930, 835/1000. H 23x20 cm. L spoon ca 18 cm.

Large bulbous and shaped form. Richly decorated with sloping rocaille border at the base, two cartouche shapes within floral scrolls, leaves and shell decorations. S-scroll reeded and leaf handle, hinged domed cover embossed with shell and leaf decoration. The spout in the shape of a mythical sea creature. With retailers' mark of Leitao & Irmao, Lisbon., between 1886-1938. 833/1000. H ca 24 cm.

Plain tapered with six-panelled stem, between zigzag engraved border above ribbed border below. On round foot with palmette border. Urn-shaped nozzles and detachable drippans with palmette border. Belgium, between 1814-1831. Maker three dots B in circle. 835/1000. H ca 28 cm

A thread pattern. Comprising thirty six table spoons and forks, thirty-six additional table forks and twenty four dessert spoons and forks. Maker C.J. Begeer, Royal Utrecht factory of silverware, 1895. 925/1000. In wooden fitted canteen.

Plain, square with ogee borders. With hinged shaped cover. (the lock is incomplete) London, maker Henry Tippen, 1812-1813. 925/1000. Size ca 4,5x4,5 cm

"Haags lofje pattern" . Comprising: six table spoons and forks with six knives, six dessert spoons and five forks with six knives, two small meat forks, a potato spoon, a petit four server, two sauce spoons and two vegetable spoons and ten cake forks. Maker Gerritsen van Kempen, Zeist, mostly 1925. 835/1000.

Oval shaped, with scroll borders interspersed with fruitbaskets and openwork decoration of engraved foliage and intertwined ovals above pilasters. On four acanthus leaf feet. Maker Zaanlandsche Zilversmederij, Amsterdam, 1928. 835/1000. Size ca 36x29 cm.

Rectangular, compressed model with rounded corners. With rocaille engraving between ribbed borders. The spout partly fluted, the covers with curled smake. Comprising a teapot with detachable cover, maket T.G. Bentvelt, Amsterdam, a sugar box with hinged cover and snap lock and a milk jug, maker A. Homan, Amsterdam, 1840, the sugar box unreadable maker's mark and dat, probably the same as milkjug. Hereby a tea pot stand with claw feet , 1863, and a teapot spout tea strainer. 835/1000.

A bulbous and hammered model with C-scroll wooden handles and ball finials. Comprising a teapot, a milk jug a sugar bowl with loose cover and a spoon vase. Imported by Roelof Citroen, Amsterdam., marked 830S. The tray, apparently unmarked, size ca. 47 x 35 cm.

A replica of an earlier model. With detachable sconces. Maker Bruckmann & Sohn, Heilbronn and retailers' mark of Bossard & Sohn, Luzern, Switserland, around 1900. 800/1000. H. ca. 17 cm.

A basket with openwork trellis and foliage borders. On four leaf feet. The open handles with floral decoration. The centre of the base has a hole where probably an interior holder was attached. Maker J. de Vries, Groningen, 1865. 835/1000. Size ca. 27 x 16,5 cm.

Oval with beaded border above openwork foliage and integrated kidney shaped handles. On four feet. An inscription at the underside. Maker H. Hooijkaas, Schoonhoven, 1933. Size ca. 36,5 x 24 cm.

Bulbous and baluster form with large gadroons, on round feet. Comprising a teapot, coffee pot, large jug, milk jug, and sugar bowl with loose cover. Wooden handles. The oval tray with gadrooned border. Foreign, beginning of 20th century. Marked 800. Size ca. 47 x 35 cm.

An oval empire model with broad beaded borders, on oval fluted foot and with high raised handles. The loose cover raised and with pine cone finial on fluted dome Maker C.P. 't Hart, the Hague, 1910. 925/1000. The size of the tray ca. 31 x 21 cm.

Round plain with reeded rim, on three ball feet. Maker Aegidius Adelaar, Amsterdam, 1819. 925/1000. D. ca. 21 cm.

With scrolls on both sides and decorated with leaves and flower head under acanthus leaf. Maker Regnerus Elgersma, Leeuwarden, 1750-1774. l ca 25,5 cm.

An oval shaped form with applied mythological scenes depicted. The raised and stepped cover with scrolls and shell decoration and woman's bust finial. On four shell-shaped feet. Rotterdam, maker Rudolph Sondag, W=1755. Size ca 15x13 cm.

Oval with beaded border. Openwork of scrolled foliage, with integrated handles above pales. Maker Reeser, The Hague, 1891. Size ca 59,5x39,5 cm.

Trunk-shaped, on four ball feet, ogee lower and upper borders, the sides each with engraved medallions surrounded by scrolling foliage, one side with medallion, one depicting Justice, the other depicting Peace. The front and back depicting nativity scenes, The hinged cover with a betrothed couple. The lock in the shape of an anglel's head. The shaped swing handle engraved. The bottom of the base with initials. Maker Hessel Sinnema, Leeuwarden, 1698-1731. Size ca 7,5 x5 x7 cm.

Rectangular with inverted corners. Richly decorated with typical floral decoration. With small detachable round cover with acorn finial. Maker Abraham Marshoorn, around 1720, exact date illegible. Size ca 8,5x5,5x12 cm.

Queen's pattern. Comprising: twelve table knives, thirteen table forks, six table spoons, a large serving spoon, salad servers, a meat fork, a fish serving fork and a gravy serving spoon. Maker Chawner&Co. Londen, around 1860. 925/1000.

Of oval shaped form with a pattern of waves. With retailers' mark of Scheurle, Hannover. 925/1000. Size ca 46x36 cm.

A plain tapered model with matted borders with circles, with modern scroll finial and beaks spout of a fish. Comprising: a large teapot, milk jug, sugar pot with cover, a sugar bowl, a small flat dish, a spoon vase and an oval deep dish. Maker Jose Marmolego for Tane, Mexico city. Seventies. 925/1000.

So called "Haags lofje" pattern. The forks harp-shaped. Maker J.M. van Kempen en Zn. Voorschoten, 1916,1917. 835/1000.

Navette shaped openwork with engraved leaves, pales and small swing handle. With blue glass liners. Kingdom of Holland, The Hague, maker illegible, 1807-1809. Size ca 8,5x5x5,5 cm.

An oval flat tray with a pierced border of birds and foliage. The closed, cartouche-shaped handles with old Dutch decoration of a scene at an inn. Maker H. Hooijkaas, Schoonhoven, 1948. 835/1000. Size ca 62x39 cm.

A plain baluster form with wooden C-scroll handles and finials. A large coffee pot, a teapot, 925/1000, a sugar bowl with loose cover and a milk jug, 835/1000. Maker Royal van Kempen & Begeer, Zeist, 1974 and 1975. The tray plain oval, Deyhle Brüder, Schwabisch Gmund, marked sterling and 925/1000. Size tray ca 40x24 cm. Hereby a small plated tray to use for sugar bowl and milk jug.

Rectangular with rounded corners and rocaille decoration. On the hinged cover an engraved version of Nehemia 8: reading of the laws of Moses, feast of tabernacles (Soekot) and on the reverse an engraved version of Samuel 6-14: the Ark of the Lord was taken from the house of Abinadab to Jerusalem.The maker possibly Hendrina Das, Amsterdam, P=1749. Size ca 15,5x5,5x3 cm. (Hereby six compote spoons with twig and shell decoration on the finial. Two 18th century, Amsterdam and four 1836. 835/1000, together with a fitted spoon liner)

Spherical, plain, fine engraved with borders of foliage scrolls and interspersed with masks on the body and hinged cover. Wood mounted swing handle with conform engraving and fluted ball finial. Armorial engraving on the body. The stand on four curved and rolled feet. The underside with cranulated decoration. Maker Francois van Stapele, the Hague, 1739. See "Haags Goud en Zilver" , Jet Pijzel-Domisse, Zwolle, 2006, page 334, no. 172. H ca 24 cm, D ca 20 cm.

Navette shape with finely engraved floral decoration between reeded borders. Comprising: teapot with hinged lid, sugar bowl with swing reeded handle and milk jug. Maker Francois Simons, the Hague, Kingdom of Holland , a=1807.

Plain navette shape, finely engraved with a band of floral decoration between reeded borders. With hinged raised and inverted cover with tapered wooden finial. With lock and key. Maker Francois Simons, The Hague, Kingdom of Holland, a=1807. H ca 12x13 cm.

After a design of Christa Ehrlich model 1064, Zilverfabriek Voorschoten. Comprising: Eleven table spoons and forks with eight knives, ten dessert spoons and forks with thirteen knives, ten fruit forks and knives with two additional forks, twelve ice spoons, twelve cake forks, twelve lobster forks, two vegetable spoons, a potato spoon, two large meat forks and two small meat forks, a fish serving set, a punch spoon, salad server(partly with base metal), a cheese slicer, a pudding serving spoon, four butter knives, a rice spoon, a soup ladle, an asperagus server with engraved openwork of various flowers and two gravy spoons. Marked with both makers'mark of Christa Ehrlich and Zilverfabriek Voorschoten, between 1929 and 1938. 835/1000

Plain round with molded border. Dutch French Period, 1812. Maker in diamond shape JGBA. 925/1000. D ca. 26 cm.

Plain oval with molded rims. Dutch French Period, 1810-1813. Maker in diamond shape JGBA. 925/1000. Size ca.35x22 cm.

A Louis XVth model embossed with floral decoration, on round domed foot. Germany, Augsburg maker Christian Drentwett II, P=1761-1763. H ca. 20 cm.

An oval empire model with straight wooden handle and finial on loose cover. With reeded border and reeded bands at base of handle. Maker T.G. Bentvelt, Amsterdam, 1820. 925/1000. H ca 12 cm.

Round with beaded borders, maker Hendrik Buysen, Amsterdam, D=1788. Also struck with small axe duty hallmark. D ca 12,5 cm and H ca 7,5 cm.

Two oval shaped with reeded borders and one round deep shaped model with reeded borders. Foreign, marked with 925 and lion925. (925/1000). Size 50x33, 45x26 and D ca 34 cm.

Richly decorated with guirlandes, flower heads between swirled fluting, with vacant cartouches, on curved reeded feet. Comprising: round teapot, oval coffee pot, both with hinged domed covers and fluted cone finial, sugar bowl and milk jug. Germany, Koch & Bergfeld, Bremen, retailers'mark of F. W. Hespe, around 1900. 800/1000. H ca 24 and 20 cm.

A plain, compressed baluster model. With original ebony wood swing handle with finely carved oval within cartouche. With two fine flower finials. Amsterdam (overstruck twice), maker TS, unidentified, F=1740. H ca 16 cm.

Plain oval with ribbed border. The underside with scalloped and pierced border. Hinged folding, on tripod support. Germany, maker HW, Emden, T=1719. Size ca 11,5x8,5. H ca 6,5 cm.

"Haags lofje"pattern. With monogram KG on the back of the handle. Maker J.M. van Kempen en Zn. Voorschoten, 1917. In mint condition.

Oblong with rounded and reeded borders. On stepped foot. Maker J. H. Helweg, Amsterdam, 1875. 925/1000. Size ca. 14x11 cm

The scales of the fish are flexible. The hinged head revealing a spice container, the head with paste blue eyes. With traces of gilt. Maker Evert van Vlijmen, Amsterdam C=1737. L ca 8 cm

In fighting position. Germany, beginning of 20th century. 835/1000. L ca 20 cm, H ca 18 cm.

Oval empire model with reeded borders. The kettle with partly wooden swing handle, loose cover with wooden acorn finial. The burner with curved plain supports within a ribbed oval with central flower head. Maker Royal Begeer, Voorschoten, 1920. 835/1000. H ca. 27 cm.

Bulbous, the body richly decorated with floral festoons, surrounding vacant cartouches. On stepped foot and C-scroll wood handle and beak spout. The loose cover with wooden baluster vase finial. Maker Regnerus Elgersma, Leeuwarden, probably O under crown=1766. H ca. 11 cm. D ca. 10 cm.

One rectangular model and one round model, both with sloping ribbed borders. Maker I. Schalkwijk, Rotterdam, 1833. 835/1000. D ca. 12 cm and size ca. 14x9 cm (small dents on the covers).