A reeded pattern. Maker W. Helweg, Amsterdam, 1861. 835/1000. The table spoons and forks of H. Helweg, Amsterdam, 1902. 925/1000.

A reeded pattern with curl finial. Maker Frederik Abrahamse, T=1802 and three spoons U=1803. Four spoons of a different maker Roelof Helweg, Amsterdam, F=1790.

A Dutch plain pattern. Nine spoons and forks of maker J. van den Broek, Amsterdam, 1868, two spoons of same maker, 1866, two forks of W. Woortman, Amsterdam, 1875, one spoon of A. te Veldt, Amsterdam, 1838 and one fork f. Bouscholte, den Haag, 1869. 835/1000.

A Dutch plain model with oval bowl. Three spoons of Hendrik Kamerlingh, Amsterdam, A=1785, C=1787 and X=1782. One of Pieter de Cruyff, Amsterdam, A=1785 and one of M. Woortman, Amsterdam, E=1789.

A tapered model with matted trellis decoration embossed with scrolls. With a gold needle holder and base metal implements. Probably France, around 1760. H ca 9 cm. Provenance: the property of an old family from Wassenaar.

An oval model, with small crown on the hinged cover and one rectangular model with rounded corners and initials on the hinged cover, both holding a pair of scissors, a needle holder, a darning needle, a pricker and a thimble. 14K. 19th century. Provenance: the property of an old family from Wassenaar.

A rectangular solid plain model, holding a pair of scissors, a needle holder, a darning needle, a pricker and a silver thimble. 14K. 19th century. Provenance: the property of an old family from Wassenaar.

A bulbous model, richly embossed with swirling foliage and flower heads between two borders of wavy decoration. With wooden handle. The hinged domed cover with large finial of flower head and leaves (probably not original). Maker Arnoldus Warneke, Amsterdam, N=1772. H ca 16 cm.

Baluster form and richly embossed with rocaille, trellis and tassels. Wih beaded S-scroll handle. The loose cover with vase finial. Maker Jan de Vries, Amsterdam, Z=1734. H ca 17 cm.

A Dutch plain model. Maker Kornelis Loef, Amsterdam. L= 1770. L ca 35 cm.

Rectangular with scroll borders between flower heads. With open handles. Bearing marks of Regnerus Elgersma, Leeuwarden. Size ca 56x36 cm.

In neo-gothic style. The lobed tapered cup on small stem and round lobed foot. Marked N of Neurenberg and a flower or star and stripe in shield (hallmarks partly visible on the rim of the base) Probably first half of 19th century. 835/1000. H ca 18 cm.

A Dutch plain model with slightly curverd handle. Maker Francois Simons, The Hague, B= 1797.

Baluster and octagonal form with engraved panels in 17th century style. On octagonal decorated base. Comprising: A coffee pot, on the hinged cover a finial of lion with heart-shaped shield, with wooden handle, a sugar bowl (in the form of a brandy bowl), a sugar container with identical lion finial and a milk jug, also with wooden handle. Maker P. van der Woude, Sneek, 1917.835/1000. H coffee pot ca. 20 cm.

Oval shaped, openwork with trellis, garlands and floral decoration between sloping gadrooned borders. The open handles with rocaille. on four curled leaf feet. Maker A.Bonebakker, Amsterdam, 1877. With the round retailers' stamp of Bonebakker with coat of arms under crown. 925/1000. Size ca 37x22 cm.

Plain round high form, with reeded border, wooden handle and bun finial on the hinged cover with helmet shaped rim. With short raised spout. On round foot. England, London, maker Holland, Altwinckle & Slater, 1910-1911. 925/1000. H ca 21 cm.

Plain navette shape with openwork band of foliage and small beaded border. At the back a ribbed loop handle. The raised, domed and partly gadrooned hinged cover with ball finial. Maker D.L. Bennewitz, Amsterdam, V=1804. (hereby a spoon with reed border, 1840)

Foreign. Second half of 20th century. 925/1000. L ca 15 cm. (a ball on one of the spines is missing)

A plain octagonal model in panels. With detachable candle holders. With retailers'mark of Spyer, Amsterdam. 800/1000. H ca 40 cm.

In plain trunk model fitted box. With reeded border. Maker P. Las van Bennekom, Amsterdam, 1822. L ca 10 cm.

The oval server pierced with scrolls, leaf pattern and trellis work. The plain handle with fiddle pattern. Maker Salmon Lamberts , Zutphen, 1742. L ca 37 cm. -Provenance: The property of descendants of Anton Philips.

Plain baluster form with gadrooned border on the hinged cover, a central hole with small swivel lid for chocolate spoon. Short beak spout with shell decoration, on three curved feet. Horizontal wooden turned handle. Paris, first half of 18th century, Maker ID under star, fleur de lys and dots under crown. H ca 24 cm.

In fighting position. Maker unknown. Amsterdam, 1959. 835/1000. L ca 22 cm.

A fluted pistol handle with decorated finial and beaded border. Maker probably Coenraad la Bie, Amsterdam, R=1800. (some knives have iilegible hallmarks). L ca 26 and 20,5 cm.

Square with molded borders interspersed with shell and foliage decoration. A n alliance coat of arms engraved in the centre, under crown. On four support feet. Maker Dirck van Gameren, Utrecht, Z= 1759. Size 31x31 cm. (Puchased by present owner in 1958 at the 10th Art and Antique exhibiton in Delft by Premsela and Hamburger, Amsterdam).

Model Elysée, with on the reverse a stylish monogram. Comprising: eighteen table forks,spoons and knives, eighteen dessert forks, spoons and knives, eighteen small butter knives, eighteen fish forks and knives, eighteen broth spoons. sixteen, vegetable spoons, rice serving spoons, pudding servingspoon, cake server, carving set and various other serving implements. France, Paris, Puiforcat, september 2000. 925/1000. In mint condition. (The entire documentation of the purchase is available on request) -Provenance : From a private collection, Amsterdam

Very solid, in Louis XVIth style, with leaf garlands. Comprising: two salt cellars, two double salt celaars, two mustard pots with spoons, France, Paris, Boin Taburet, around 1900. 925/1000. Sizes ca 9x7 cm, 12x9 cm and pots D ca 7, H ca 12 cm. Former lot number 122, Christie's 27-04-2000, Amsterdam, the invoice available on request. -Provenance: From a private collection, Amsterdam

The hinged cover richly decorated with thistles and foliage, surrounding a facetted crystal. Around 1800. Apparently unmarked. Possibly Scotland. L ca 10 cm.

The hinged tear-shaped cover engraved with mirror image monogram under central agate stone. Second half 18th centrury. L ca 10 cm.

Oval shaped with reeded borders and incurved corners. The body plain and the hinged cover mother-of-pearl. Maker L.H. Bobbink, Amsterdam P=1798. Size ca 12x6 cm.

Oval, slightly hammered, decorated with swirls on border and in the centre. Maker Frans Zwollo Jr. Oosterbeek, 1931. 925/1000.Size ca 30x 22,5 cm.

On octagonal base with engraved coat of arms. pierced gallery between flower heads and female profiles. The two round holders with palmette borders above vaulted pierced gallery, on three winged caryatid supports. The tapered handle with Egyptian mask below bun finial with floral and fruit decoration. With two different and not original flasks and stoppers. Southern Holland, French period, 1798-1809. Maker illegible. 925/1000. Size ca 24 x11 x 27 cm. -Provenance: The property of descendants of Anton Philips.

A Dutch plain pattern with slightly curved finial. Maker Johannes van der Toorn II, The Hague. F=1777. L ca. 33 cm

A Dutch plain model with slightly curved finial. With on the back an engraved rose surrounded by a wreath. Maker Rudolph Sondag, Rotterdam, X=1780.

Matted, Art Deco with openwork bowl and blue enamel finial. Maker J.M. van Kempen en Zn. Voorschoten, 1906. 925/1000. L ca 19,5 cm.

With beaded border pattern. Maker J.M. van Kempen en Zn. Voorschoten, 1886. 835/1000. In original case of J.M. van Kempen.

The cut glass panelled. Oval boat-shaped holder and with finely engraved band of flower-heads and foliage between strapwork decoration. An engraved monogram within laurel wreath. On four shaped feet. Containing two bottles, two casters and a mustard pot with small spoon of a different maker. Maker John Bold, London, 1800-1801. 925/1000. Size ca. 15 x 11 cm.

A plain tapered model with cut card decoration, with S-scroll wooden handle, on round base. The high dome hinged cover with urn finial and fluted thumb-piece. A coffee pot with beak spout, a round two-handled sugar bowl and a baluster cream jug. All with reeded rims. Maker Francis Howard Ltd, Sheffield, 1973-1974. 925/1000. H. pot ca. 29 cm. In good condition.