A tapered fluted column with leaf decoration. On round domed base; four panels with foliage border. The detachable upper part of six S-scrolled branch arms. Urn-shaped nozzles and drip-pans, detachable. Maker Kühn and retailers' hallmark of Kühn, Schwäbisch Gmund, beginning 20th century. 925/1000. H ca 50 cm. Total weight ca 1685 gram.

Round scalloped border richly decorated with tassels, shells and foliage. A flower surrounded by fluted shaped border in centre. On round foot with sloping gadrooned border. Maker Paulus Vermeulen, Haarlem, E=1739. D. ca 14 cm, H. ca 3,5 cm

Richly decorated with rocailles, shells, scrolls on a spreading round base. Six leaf-capped arms with vase-shaped sconces and drip-pans. Possibly Hanau, Germany, beginning of 19th century. 835/1000. H. ca 50 cm

Oval deep basket with openwork of trellis work, garlands of flowerheads, borders of scrolls. The centre richly decorated with putti orchestra. With hallmark of D. Zwijnenburg import, Schoonhoven, around 1985. Probably made in Germany. 835/1000. Size 45 x 34 x 8,5 cm

Cilindrical richly decorated with battle scenes. With lion's head spout. S-scroll leaf-capped handle terminating in mythical beast's head. The hinged cover with floral decoration border and large finial depicting St. George and the dragon. Maker The Alexander Clark Manufacturing Co., London, 1903-1904. 925/1000. H. ca 45 cm and D. ca 52 cm

Plain silver flute-form epergne terminating in spreading pierced foliate and star-shaped decoration. 3 scroll branch supports. Each round basket with pierced oval swing handles and openwork leaf decoration interspersed with vacant panels. On round domed foot. AB in triangle, unidentified maker, Birmingham, 1903. 925/1000. H. ca 38 cm

Urn-shaped plain with acanthus leaf between beaded reed and ribbon borders. C-scroll leaf-capped handles. The detachable domed cover with urn-shaped finial. Maker Daniel & John Wellby, London, 1904. 925/1000. H. ca 16 cm. Weight ca 272 gram

Lobed round plain body below decoration of flowerheads on matted background, fixed swing handle and hinged cover with vase finial, leaf-capped spout. On round plain foot. The oval tray with conforming decoration. Mexico, around 1973. 925/1000. Size tray ca 56 x 35 cm

Round lobed with reeded border. Decorated with foliage, flowerheads on matted background, cone finial with flower bud. With two engraved coats of arms above crest: "fide et animo" and "Et hombre propone dios dispone". Maker Robert Garrard II, London, probably 1865-1866. 925/1000. D. ca 25 cm

Navette-shaped with beaded border above arched openwork with integrated open handles. Maker G. Schoorl (marked with retailers' hallmark) Amsterdam, 1911. 835/1000. Size ca 61x39 cm. Total weight ca 2285 gram.

Spring glory pattern. The design of Lillian V.M. Helander (1942) for International Sterling Cie, Meriden, Connecticut. Mid 20th century. Comprising: Twelve table knives and fourteen forks, twelve soup spoons, eight dessert forks, twelve coffee/dessert spoons, a meat fork with silver handle and stainless steel fork, gravy spoon, three identical spoons. 925/1000. Total weight ca 1735 gram (excl. knives and meat fork)

Baluster plain, panelled, with borders of bell-flowers. The hinged domed covers with conforming panels and bun leaf-capped finial. Comprising a teapot, coffee pot, milk jug and sugar bowl with detachable cover and spoon vase. The burner with acanthus leaf decoration. The navette-shaped tray with kidney-shaped integrated open handles with leaf foliage. Maker Gerritsen en van Kempen, Zeist, 1930, 1932, 1934. 835/1000. Size of the tray ca 62 x 40 cm. H. coffeepot ca 23.5 cm

Navette shaped with integrated kidney shaped open handles. With beaded border above openwork gallery of intertwined arches and foliage. Maker Kon. Begeer & Vos, Voorschoten, 1921. 835/1000. with import mark small key. Size ca 66,5 x 39,5 cm

Oval shaped openwork basket of foliage and applied flowers between borders of branches. On four feet. Maker Royal van Kempen, Begeer en Vos, 1921. 835/1000. Size ca 40 x 28 cm

The tapered stem, part gadrooned and foliate decoration. Two openwork leaf-capped scrolls, with round holders and plain drippans. On square plain base with foliate border, on four scroll leaf feet. Spain, Barcelona, with retailers' hallmarks of Bargues. Second half of 20th century. 835/1000. H. ca 42 cm.

With beaded border. Comprising: twelve table spoons and 12 forks, 12 dessert spoons and forks, 12 fish knives and forks, 7 teaspoons,11 cake forks ( in pickle fork form), a soup ladle, 2 potato serving spoons, 2 vegetable spoons, 2 gravy spoons, a meat fork, 2 butter knives. Maker J.M. van Kempen en Sons, Voorschoten, 1922, 1923. 835/1000.

Oval plain shaped with panelled corners and engraved with floral borders and garlands. Comprising a teapot, coffee pot, milk jug with ebony wood handles and sugar bowl. The stepped domed covers with wood finial. Purchased at "Huis van St. Eloy", Rotterdam, second half of 20th century, see retailers' hallmark. Imported from Portugal, maker Antonio P. da Silva Lda. 835/1000. Size of the tray ca 56,5 x 40 cm

Plain baluster form with Celtic decoration. The detachable domed cover terminating in urn-shaped finial. With initials A.O.S. engraved on the neck. Denmark, 1929. Assay masters' mark of Christian F. Heise (1904-1932). Apparently no makers' mark. 835/1000. H. ca 19 cm. Weight ca 181 and 198 gram.

Shaped square form, with applied swirling shells on matted background within shaped cartouche. The small round neck with detachable cover terminating in floral ornamental finial. Around 1760. Unidentified maker IC in rectangle, Boxmeer. H. ca 20 cm. Total weight 610 gram.

Oval plain shaped and pleated. With conforming loose stepped cover, both on four curled feet. Maker possibly G. A. Sedelmeyer, Augsburg and M in circle, Augsburg, first half of 18th century. (small dents). Size ca 13 x 10 and 12 x 9 cm

Baluster form. Richly decorated with garlands, band of swirls, lions' heads, acanthus leaves. With shaped spouts. On claw feet. The covers with pinecone and leaf finial. Comprising: a coffee pot, teapot, kettle and burner, sugar bowl with cover and a milk jug. Marked with Dutch hallmark V for foreign works, 1893-1906. Made in the same period. H. coffeepot ca. 29,5 cm. Total weight 4887 gram

Urn-shaped plain. The girdle with encircled flower interspersed with inverted vacant rectangle. With small S-scroll handle. The hinged domed fluted cover with pinecone finial. On stepped round base. Maker Johann Christian Neuss, Augsburg, C=1785-1787. H. ca 18,5 cm

Plain round, with openwork fleur de lys shaped handles. The loose flat cover with finial of rolled snake. Only marked with house mark, beginning of 18th century. D. ca 13,5 cm and 22,5 cm (incl. handles)

Plain heart and thread pattern. Possibly Geraardsbergen, 1764, maker illegible. L. ca 36 cm. Total weight 230 gram.

Fiddle pattern with engraved monogram LB. Comprising twelve table spoons, table forks, twelve matching table knives and twelve dessert spoons. Maker August Frederik Hollming, St. Petersburg, 1886. Hollming owned his own silver and goldsmith atelier and also worked for the Fabergé company. 84 zolotnik. Provenance: Given to a family member of the present owners by the Russian Orthodox Church in The Hague in the beginning of the 20th century

Rectangular lobed with shaped reeded border. Maker Guillaume Dirick, Liege, 1711. Size ca 36 x 26 cm

Round compressed plain model with shaped beaded border. The detachable domed cover with beaded and ribbed borders. Engraved monogram and coat-of arms of the Boutmy and Ament family. Inscription on the inside of the cover: 24 November and 1848-1873". Large floral and leaf finial. Two large curled handles, on four palmette support feet. Maker J.M. van Kempen en Zn, Voorschoten, 1873. 925/1000. D. ca 38 cm

Navette shaped with large beaded border, integrated open handles with angel finials. The gallery of openwork engraved foliage and pales. With several pseudo hallmarks. Maker Pier van der Woude, Sneek, 1915. 835/1000. Size ca 64 x 38 cm

A rectangular, tapered model, richly decorated with various mythical Buddhist scenes and symbols. Comprising a teapot, milk jug, sugar bowl, all with covers. Nepal, second half 20th century. Smaller pot with long spout included. 835/100.

The Book of the New Testament, 1870. The shaped 18K lock with rocaille decoration and flower baskets. Maker Nicolaas Siedenburg I, Amsterdam, N=1772, specialist in book locks. Size of Bible ca 13 x 8,5 x 5 cm. Note: Both covers stitched to the spine with thread (possibly to replace the original gold hinges)

Oval with gadrooned border, on four tapered feet. Maker Thomas Hannam & John Crouch II, London, 1802. 925/1000. Size ca 30x22 cm. Total weight ca 782 gram

Plain baluster form, six panels interspersed with moulded borders. The detachable cover spherical and with openwork of flowerheads, foliage and leaf finial. An inscription on both bases of the cover: "Ter Gedachtenis aan den 1en Augustus 1856 van J.M. Willink van Bennebroek" "In memory of the 1st of August 1856 from J.M. Willink van Bennebroek". On round shaped base. Maker A. Bonebakker & Sons, Amsterdam, 1855. 925/1000. H. ca 24 cm

Finely engraved plumage decoration. Imported from Germany by L+P in the sixties and Hanau Neresheimer. 925/1000. L. ca 28 and 24 cm

A rectangular model with incurved paneled corners. Finely engraved with fruit baskets, trellis work and rocaille decoration. The scalloped base border with four applied foliate curled feet. Detachable cover with large bell-shaped finial. Maker Jan Diederik Pont, Amsterdam, K=1744. Size ca 14 x10 x 16 cm

A plain tapered model with broad ribbed borders and finely engraved bands. With detachable drippans, nozzles urn-shaped. On oval base. Maker J. Boers. Utrecht, 1804. 925/1000. H. ca 28 cm

A lobed plain round compressed model, the fluted spout with foliate decoration. The two-sided supports decorated with applied shells and garlands to place on the burner holder. The swing handle part ebony. The detachable cover with flower head and leaf finial. The burner with conforming scrolled leaf decoration. With trivet (possibly originally with filter). Probably Germany, first half of 19th century. 800/1000. Also struck with E for "étranger" for foreign work, used in Belgium from 1830. H. of the kettle ca 20 cm.

A plain round and a plain rectangular model with beaded borders. Maker Hendrik Buysen, Amsterdam, A=1785. Also struck with duty levy L of Amsterdam, 1795. The tray of later date, 1865 maker HA 181. Tray rectangular with rounded corners and beaded border, on 4 bun feet. Size ca 28.5 x 21cm

Round with reeded borders. Finely engraved with a band of flowerheads and leaves. In the centre a coat-of arms with a hat on a pole representing the symbol of freedom and peace which is symbolised by a dove. Maker Francois Simons, Den Haag, I under crown=1804. D. ca 12,5 cm

The handles tapered panelled in conforming shagreen case. Apparently unmarked, mid 18th century. L. ca cm.

Plain baluster form, with sloping ribbed border below round domed panelled cover. With pointed final. The fluted beak spout with fixed leaf cover. With S-scroll ebony handle. Plain burner on three bun feet. Maker L. van Grasstek, Amsterdam, 1860. 925/1000. H ca 24 cm

Square with inverted lower body, in the centre finely engraved with rocaille. Adjacent to the spout a small engraved standing lion. With partly silver and ebony swing handle of scrolls. The hinged cover with fluid contours terminating in conforming pointed finial. The burner stand with scroll curled feet and openwork of rocaille. Maker Adam Visch, Utrecht, S=1753. H. ca 31 cm

Round shaped reeded border engraved with rocaille on matted backround, encircling a wooden centre. Maker J. H. Smits, Amsterdam, 1853. 835/1000. D. ca 15,5 cm

The handle a plain Dutch pattern. The oval bowl with openwork of scrolls and trellis ornament surrounding the fish. Maker Nicolaas van Diemen, Amsterdam, F=1765. Also struck with V for imported works 1893-1953, (sometimes also struck on national old works by mistake). 835/1000. L. ca 32 cm

"Haags Lofje" pattern. Comprising: 12 table forks and 12 spoons, 12 table knives, 12 dessert forks and 12 dessert spoons, 12 dessert knives, 12 cake forks, 12 teaspoons, 12 long drink spoons, a vegetable spoon, a potato spoon, egg serving spoon, soup ladle, sauce spoon, carving set and slad servers with silver handles and stainless steel bowl and fork. Maker Gerritsen and Sons, Zeist. 999/1000.

Cilindrical plain body with beaded borders between engraved and openwork bands of floral decoration and foliage. The detachable raised cover with pinecone finial. On tapered fluted feet (one missing). Maker Cornelis Knuysting, Kingdom of Holland Rotterdam, 1811-1812. D. ca 12 cm

The hinged cover depicting Rebecca at the well, surrounded by scrolls and foliage. The underside of the box finely engraved with undulating branch stem with tulips. Maker Bartholomeus Klip, Schoonhoven, 1786-1792. Size ca 14 x 6,5 cm

Oval plain with engraving of Celtic decoration with scrolls and snakes, meaning: "rebirth, healing and wisdom". On four rolled feet. Maker Royal Irish Silver Co. Dublin, 1973. 925/1000. Also struck with additional hallmark to celebrate Irelands' entry into the European Community in 1973. Size ca 62 x 43 cm

The tapered plain beaker engraved with scene depicting a biblical scene of the exploration of the Promised Land and scene depicting both in circles between two gilt bands with inscription:“Daer En Is Niemant Int Lant van Belofte Gecoemen asls Cayen en Iossevat tot Herder Vroem" en "Pyeter Alers Van Honlom Yerusalems Meer 1609". Bearing false makers' mark of Johannes La Blanc, Rotterdam, see serie J. in Citroen, blz. 71. H. ca 17 cm