A "Haags lofje"pattern. Comprising: six table forks, spoons, maker J.M. van Kempen en Zn, Voorschoten, 1921 and knives, six dessert spoons, forks and knives, six fish forks and knives, a soup ladle, two vegetable spoons, a pudding spoon, a potato spoon, a gravy spoon, Maker PBG, Schoonhoven, 1938 and a fish serving set (reeded pattern) 835/1000.

Round with central container for the wafers. The loose cover with depiction of self-sacrificing pelican mother with children. Around 1930. Complete with leather case with silk lining and two linnen napkins. 800/1000. D ca. 9,5 cm.

Oblong. The hinged cover with decoration of of a city view with imposing building with collonade. Moskou, 1883. 84 zolotnik. 835/1000. Size 7x4 cm.

Oblong. With niello decoration, the hinged cover with troika, with two men and three horses. St. Petersburg, 1875. 84 zolotnik, 835/1000. Size 8cm x 5cm

A double reeded pattern. Comprising: twelve table spoons, forks and knives, twelve dessert spoons, forks and knives, twelve fish forks and knives, twelve fruit knives, twelve lemonade spoons, two vegetable spoons, two gravy spoons, two pudding spoons, a potato spoon, a fried egg server, fish serving set, two meat forks, cheese slicer, salad servers with plastic bowl and fork, a rice spoon, a pair of cheese thumbs, game shears, a nut cracker and asperagus tongs. Maker Zilverfabriek Voorschoten and J.M. van Kempen, Voorschoten, between 1918 and 1930. 835/1000.

Oblong with rounded corners and reeded borders, on tapered, fluted feet. Two loose oval containers (one with glass container with defect) with hinged covers and bun finial. Two pen depressions. London, The Goldsmiths Co. & Silversmiths Co (William Gibson & John Lawrence Langman), 1898. Size ca 22x14,5 cm. -Provenance: The property of descendants of Anton Philips.

Baluster, spirally fluted, with applied leaf and rocaille decoration. The hinged raised cover culminating in a flower head finial. C-scroll wooden handle. On three curled hoof feet. Maker Johannes Schiotling, Amsterdam, 1768. H ca. 15 cm. -Provenance: The property of descendants of Anton Philips.

Plain baluster form. With horizontal wooden handle. The stepped hinged cover with thumb rest and pine cone on flower head finial. On three high hoof feet. Bordeaux, maker LD under crown, above star between dots, B under crown above g=1780.. With duty hallmark K under crown, 1774-1780. H ca 22 cm. -Provenance: The property of descendants of Anton Philips.

Round shaped, scroll borders interspersed with rocaille. Finely engraved with spreading foliage and openwork on the rim conforming engraving on the body. On three curled feet. Amsterdam, maker Lucas Claterbosch, Amsterdam, 1761. D ca 16 cm. -Provenance: The property of descendants of Anton Philips.

A bulbous model. The body with hobnail pattern and plain spout, the plain detachable cover with openwork flower head finial. (dent in the body) The high swing handle with cover wiring (partly damaged) Marked at the underside. Japan, around 1900. 925/1000. D ca 8 cm. -Provenance: The property of descendants of Anton Philips.

Round and divided into panels with reeded pattern and stipple work. The cartouche shaped handles embossed with putti and floral decoration. Maker illegible, Amsterdam, C=1689. D ca 12 cm, including handles (handles partly loose) -Provenance: The property of descendants of Anton Philips.

Round shaped with sloping gadrooned border interspersed by shells and foliage. In the centre an engraved coat of arms within cartouche and foliage, under arm with sword, above motto;"Virtute et Labore" On three claw and ball feet. Maker Richard Rugg, London, 1759. D ca 17,5 cm. -Provenance: The property the descendants of Anton Philips.

Plain oval with scalloped edge, with two open handles. On the front an engraved coat of arms. France, maker IDB under crown. Hereby two matching plated plain models. Size ca 37x21 cm, 33x21 and 31x19cm, including handles. -Provenance: The property of descendants of Anton Philips.

Round, shaped with scroll borders between shell decoration. Pierced flower heads and scroll band. Openwork of floral and leafage design.Engraved trellis gallery piercing on underside. With inner copper liner (the wooden base is missing), on three leaf-capped curled feet. Middelburg, maker Philippus J. Kops, 1764. D ca 15,5 cm. -Provenance: The property of descendants of Anton Philips.

Round scalloped with six panels, shaped reeded border. intersprersed with flower baskets, rocaille and openwork. Underside with pierced gallery and applied with three curled leaf-capped feet. The hole for the missing copper liner has been covered. Leiden, maker J.C. van Ultzen, 1763. D ca 14 cm. -Provenance: The property of descendants of Anton Philips.

Navette shape with beaded borders above pierced ovolos. On four tapered openwork feet with leaves. Two blue glass pots, one caster and one with loose cover, in the centre a pot in urn vase shape with loose domed cover above beaded border and urn vase finial. Maker Rudolph Sondagh, Rotterdam, 1804. Size ca 24x 10 cm. -Provenance: The property of descendants of Anton Philips.

Baluster form and richly decorated with bands of scrolls , gadroons and acanthus leaf, with serrated rim around the base. The detachable cover with cord bands and pine cone finial. Maker Pieter Ebbekin II, Haarlem, O=1748. H ca 12,5 cm, D ca 6,5 cm.

The tapered body with engraved borders, pierced with pales, scrolls and stars in circles, under beaded border. On round plain foot with beaded border and pierced band of small leaves, Maker Thomas Mason, London, 1781. 925/1000. H ca 15 cm including handle.

Round shaped with border of scrolls, foliage and shells. Maker Otto Knoop, Amsterdam, W=1731. D ca 31,5 cm.

Round plain model with ivory nodus, on the round base an embossed chi-rho symbol between two crosses. Maker Esser, Weert, second half 20th century. 835/1000. H ca 17 cm.

Round and richly decorated with grapevines, wheatsheaves, scrolls, angels, foliage and various biblical scenes. The round cuppa applied with cartouches of Saint Peter, Mary and Jesus Christ. Domed base. The loose cover with cross finial. France, last quarter of 19th century. 925/1000. H ca 36 cm.

A richly decorated model. The plain tapered calyx applied with fine pierced floral decotion, the nodus with conforming decoration. The scalloped foot on a pierced gallery of clover, embossed with depiction of five Saints: Saint Mary, Saint John, Saint Michael, Saint Joanna de Chantal, Saint Joseph and Christ on the Cross, with the inscription : CONSUMMATUM EST. 835/1000. H ca 21 cm. The story of this chalice: The sisters Anna and Louise Smits sold the house, gardens and buildings of their sister Henriëtta, when she died, to the Brothers of the Monastery St. Anna in Veghel. Her brewery was closed down. On November 21 1922 the Brothers moved into the house. In 1923 they received this chalice from Anna Smits in memory of the date of August 27 1923, which denoted the 50th anniversary of her marriage to Joseph Sopers who died in 1914. At the underside of the base is the inscription: 1873 27/8 1923 with the text: BENEDICETUR NOMEN TUUM DOMINE IN POSTERITATE MEA IN SAECULA SECULORUM. The three sisters were well-known in Veghel for their charitable work. Anna Smits died in 1940, at the age of 90.

A richly decorated model with the stem knobbed and applied with six circles enclosing the letters JCSDS, rising to a deep calyx with applied band of floral decoration. The round spreading base with stepped beaded borders. Bequeathed by the congregation of a church in Hasselt, 1897 to celebrate a fifthieth jubilee. (See inscription underneath) H ca 23 cm.

Four branch-like arms, centered by a ball and terminating into the round foot in the form of a round shaped flower head. The candle holders detachable. Around the base an engraving: tewaterlating "Hermes" 12 juni 1956. Maker Gerritsen en van Kempen, Zeist, 1954. 835/1000. H ca 14 cm and W ca 32 cm.

An oval shaped model with inverted corners and partly gadrooned. Comprising: a teapot with wooden handle and hinged cover, a sugar bowl, milk jug, tea caddy and spoon vase. Maker C.L.J. Begeer, Utrecht, 1907 and 1908. 925/1000.

From van Wijck, Maastricht. Plain, round with wheatsheaf decoration within panels between two reeded borders. The detachable domed cover with finial with INRI (Iesus Nazarenus, Rex Iudaeorum) encircled. Silver plated and gilt. Around 1950.

A bulbous model with reeded borders, with unusual, very short round and reeded spout. The raised cover with flower head and leaf finial. With wooden loop handle. Comprising: a tea pot, hot milk jug, cream jug and a sugar bowl with loose cover. Marked G. Carre & Cie, Paris, after a design of G. Lecomte, around 1930. 925/1000. H ca 15, 13, 8 and 6 cm. -Provenance: The property of descendants of Anton Philips.

One rectangular, two round, one rectangular with agate shaped box and an oval model. All with small damages. Dutch and foreign. 18th and 19th century.

A plain pear-shaped urn vase with scroll wooden handle, engraved with rocaille and leaf decoration, on three curved feet, each on wooden ball. The hinged raised cover with wooden and silver pointed finial. The detachable handle of the tap of wood surrounded by silver mounting. Maker Amsterdam, Pieter Bronsvelt, T = 1753. H ca 34,8 cm.

The scrolled handle with applied scroll and floral decoration and acanthus leaf finial. With new blades. Possibly Amsterdam, makers JS and RB. Second half 18th century. L ca 22 cm.

In the form of a torso. Hammered with tapered neck. Maker Paul de Vries, Schoonhoven 1988. 925/1000. H ca 29 cm.

Navette shape with beaded borders, on diamond shaped foot. With two high raised open handles. Pierced with arcades and engraved leaf pattern. Maker Pieter Scholenaar., Gouda, Kingdom of Holland, 1809-1810. Size ca 13x5 cm. (Hereby a round small salt cellar with blue glass liner).

An engraved square plaquette " Tsprwt wt lieft" (from love) , 1635. On the reverse: "Aelbrecht Willemzoon van Dyck" and a coat of arms. Probably 18th century. Size ca 6,5x6,5 cm.

Plain rectangular with rounded corners, ribbed borders, the spout partly gadrooned. Maker Theodorus Gerardus Bentvelt, Amsterdam, 1826. 925/1000.

Plain model with scrolled and serrated border. With scroll handle and on three hoof feet. Maker G.C. Reeser, The Hague, 1902. 925/1000. Size ca 16x12 cm.

Spirally Corinthian column stems, decorated with garlands of laurel leaves. On square incurved and weighted raised base, fluted with ribbons, garlands and a border of diamond engaving. Maker illegible, Amsterdam, 1794. Also struck with duty levy crowned O of 1807. H ca 26 cm.

A plain, partly fluted urn vase with beaded borders, on round foot with square base. The high domed loose cover pierced with sprinkle holes and pales, with urn vase finial. Maker Andries van de Vijver, 1795. The Hague. 835/1000. H ca 12 cm.

Not all the implements are original. The tapered case with shagreen and applied Louis XVth rocaille and floral decoration. The cover with hinge on the side. Probably France, around 1750. H ca 9 cm.

The spirally fluted holder with soldered pin. The screw with horse finial. The small round scent box with an elegant decoration of putti and a soldier wearing a helmet on the hinged cover. Haarlem, first half of 18th century. L ca 10 cm and D ca 2,5 cm.

A "Haags lofje" pattern. Maker J.M. van Kempen en zn. Voorschoten and Royal van Kempen and Begeer, Zeist, 1873, 1876, 1882, 1902, 1961, 1963. 835/1000. Provenance: A Dutch noble family .

With a branch handle, on the finial the depiction of Charitas. The bowl in egg form. On the reverse initials J.A.P. and A.C.v.P. Maker Abraham Marshoorn, Amsterdam, 1741. L ca 19 cm. Provenance: A Dutch noble family.

The mother -of pearl-handles, between finials with palmet border, with small vacant shield. Maker Daniel van Outvorst, Amsterdam, 1894. 925/1000. L ca 19,5 cm. Provenance: A Dutch noble family.

In Louis XVth and XIVth style. Richly decorated with large rocaille ornaments, the bowl with openwork trellis and scrolls, on three decorated scroll feet. Maker J.M. van Kempen en Zn. Voorschoten, 1901. 835/1000 and maker illegible, 1891. 925/1000 Size ca17 x 8,5 cm. D ca 15 cm. Provenance: A Dutch noble family.

Round plain with raised pierced arcade border under reeded rim. Maker Jacob Hendrik Stellingwerf, Amsterdam, Y=1807. 925/1000. D ca 24 cm. Provenance: A Dutch noble family.

A round plain model with cord band, on three claw and ball feet. Amsterdam, maker Reynier Brand, S=1777. D ca 19,5 cm. Provenance: A Dutch noble family.

The cup partly panelled and fine engraving, the nodus with gadroons, on round stepped foot with octagonal base. Marked 12, below legal alloy, second half 19th century, with lombard hallmark after 1920. H ca 10 cm. Provenance: A Dutch noble family.

A plain round model with large beaded border, on three acanthus leaf feet. Maker J.M. van Kempen en Zn. Voorschoten, beginning 20th century. 835/1000. D ca 32 cm. Provenance: A Dutch noble family.

A plain model with slightly curled handle. With on the reverse intitial EV engraved. Maker F. Korning, 1825. Assay master A. Yashinov, 1795-1826. 84 zolotnik. Also marked with V for foreign works, 1906-1953. A Dutch plain model. Maker of the spoons Hendrik Overhulsman, Amsterdam, 1806 and the forks Roelof Helweg, Amsterdam, 1806.