Pattern used from 1919 until second half of the 20th century. King Albert Pattern, no monograms. Consisting of twelve table spoons, forks and knives, twelve smaller spoons, forks and knives, twelve broth spoons, twelve spoons with short tines, twelve lemonade spoons, twelve teaspoons, twelve cake forks, eleven butter knives, four vegetable spoons, salad servers, a potatotoe serving spoon, a small meat fork, a sugar sifter, a gravy ladle, an open worked server, two slicer/servers with metal blades, two cheese knives with metal blade, an angelcake slicer with silver grip and three more small serving spoons. Gorham, USA.

In cabinet form. Richly decorated nativity and rural scenes flanked by floral scroll decoration. Maker Hendrik Dauw (1767-1807), Leeuwarden, 1787. Compare: "Fries Goud en Zilver"', Prof. dr. Johan R. ter Molen, 2014, part III, page 784 and 785, nr.283, a similar model.

Navette shaped with beaded borders, pierced with ovals and diamonds intersperced with engraved flowers. Two beaded handles, the hinged cover with ribbed cone finial. On four claw feet. Maker Nathaneal Teuter, Amsterdam, 1804.

A plain Dutch model. Maker Pieter Cruyff, Amsterdam. Also struck with duty levy V for foreign work, monetary fine mark B under crown ( on the front of the handle), I for domestic and old silver and the alloy hallmark of the assay office 925/1000. L.34 cm.

Cylindrical plain with reeded rims, on the cover an opening in centre for stirring spoon with floral sliding lid cover. With horizontal wooden handle. Germany, Augsburg, maker probably Johann Christian Girschner or Gürschner (Seling 2298) T under pine cone=1769-1771. Also struck with French import marks an Dutch duty levy. H. ca. 19 cm, D. 11 cm.

Plain rectangular with beaded borders, Maker van Nieuwcasteel, Utrecht, L = also struck with duty levy V. Size ca. 15 x10 x 7 cm.

Fiddle thread and heart pattern. Maker Wilkens, Bremen, seventies. With import hallmark of Premselaar, Amsterdam. Comprising 13 tablespoons and 4 table forks and 6 table knives, 4 smaller table forks, 12 dessert spoons and forks and 12 fish forks and knives. 925/1000.

The pistol handle with shell finial. Hallmark probably duck or bird, beginning 19th century. L. ca. 19,5 cm.

A plain model. Maker J.M. van Kempen and sons, Voorschoten, second half 19th century. L. ca. 19,5 and 24 cm.

Rectangular plain with rounded corners, a gadrooned border under ribbed edge. Maker wed. Stellingwerf, Amsterdam, 1832. On four bun feet. 925/1000. Size ca. 43 x 33 cm. Compare: "Bennewitz en Bonebakker, Amsterdams grootzilver uit de eerste helft van de 19de eeuw" Barend van Benthem, Zwolle, 2005. page 205, nr. 204 for a similar, but smaller tray.

A tapered stem on clockform base. Hammered and fluted. Imported by van Kempen & Begeer & Vos, Voorschoten 1919-1925. marked 830 and with duty levy V for foreign works. H. ca. 18 cm.

Oval shaped, pierced with engraved scrolling vines and bunches of grapes under a scrolled edge with rocaille elements. On four scrolled feet. Inside centered an oval armorial shield with chevron, under crown, flanked by two standing lions. Maker Rudolph Sondag, Rotterdam, e=1763. Size ca. 27,5 x 17,1 x 9,2 cm.

A Louis XIV model with pleated corners and applied decorations of fruit baskets, flowers, rocaille and swags. A loose cover with pine cone finial. Rotterdam, maker Jan Duton, M=1746. Size 8,6 x 7 x 3,8 cm.

Urn shaped plain form with beaded swags, under a finely engraved girdle on round base, edged with beading. The loose pierced covers with pine cone finial. Rotterdam, maker Rudolph Sondag, R=1798. H. ca. 23,5 cm and D. ca. 8,2 cm.

Square with moulded corners and applied decorations of fruit baskets, flowers, rocaille and swags. On four scrolled feet with womens' heads below a shell. With monogram of later date on the detachable raised cover with similar decoration and vase shaped finial. Initials on the base of the underside. Rotterdam, maker Douwe Eysma, d=1762. Also struck with V for foreign and old works, Etranger stamp for import. Size ca. 15,5 x 13,5 x 13,5 cm.

A Dutch plain model, the oval spoon pierced with scrolls, circles and trelliswork. Rotterdam, Maker Bartholomeus van der Tooren, H=1742. L. 33,1 cm.

Oval pleated with embossed floral decoration. On plain oval foot. Maker J.M. van Kempen & Sons, Voorschoten, 1864. 835/1000. Size ca. 30,5 x 23 cm.

"Haags lofje"pattern. Maker J.M . van Kempen and Sons, Voorschoten, 1903. Twelve table spoons and table forks, twelve dessert spoons and dessert forks. In wooden canteens with red interior lining. 835/1000.

A Dutch plain model. Maker W. F. Schuss, Amsterdam, 1863. 835/1000.

A rectangular model with decoration of oval garlands with dancing muzes. The loose raised cover with swans and floral decoration and a finial of two dancing putti. Gilt traces. Germany, probably Hanau. Round 1900. 835/1000. H. ca. 16 cm.

Of melon form, on three branch shaped feet. The hinged leaf shaped cover with leaf finial. With scroll handle. Maker Cornelis de Haan, the Hague, 1768. H. ca. 11,5 cm. Compare "Haags Goud en Zilver, Jet Pijzel-Domisse, Zwolle 2005, page 248, no, 50 for a similar pot of later date"

Of baluster form with typical Louis XIV decoration including tassels, shells and trelliswork. On circular gadrooned base. The detachable cover partly fluted with urn finial. Haarlem, maker Jan Verdoes, Y=1757. H. ca. 13,5 cm.

Oval wirework pales under gadrooned rim. With swing corded handle. Maker Adam Visch, Utrecht, A=1784. Size ca. 13 x10 x 4 cm.

A oval plain shape, empire, with reeded rim, applied with putti ( of later date) each side, with swing reeded handle. On oval moulded base. Maker Pieter van den Toorn, The Hague, 1812-1838, 835/1000. Size ca. 12 x 9 x 11 cm.

Plain round, the detachable snuffer with unclear hallmarks, with leaf capped thumb piece. London, maker illegible (bird above two letters, one probably B) 1816-1817. 925/1000. D. ca. 12,5 cm. (with repairwork)

Rectangular, engraved with swags and urns. Mirrored monogram underneath. Maker Gijsbrecht Roelofsen, R under fortress=1789, Middelburg.

Baluster form divided in ten panels, on navette shaped base. Decorated with red, green and blue glass stones, The hinged stepped cover with openworked ball finial. With two C-scrolled open handles. Danmark, Copenhagen, around 1800. Maker Jacob Morten Silfverberg. H. ca. 14 cm.

Oval shaped and pierced with foliage and interspersed with peacocks below a beaded rim. Two bow handles. On four claw feet. Maker J. Postmus, Hoorn, 1921, 835/1000. Afm. ca. 34 x 23 x 12 cm.

Various patterns of antique Dutch. Rotterdam, maker Hendrik Vrijman, 1802. One spoon and fork The Hague, Kingdom of Holland, 1811. 925/1000. (Tines of the forks have been shortened).

Rectangular with shaped corners and incurved body, the hinged cover engraved with garden scene and romantic couple with birds and flowers. Maker WC: Willem Crollius, K with flower to the left=1785. Size 14 x 5,5 x 4 cm.

Oval shaped model with reeded edge and partly decorated with gadroons above an oval stand. With scrolled handle. Maker Alle de Haas, Sneek, 1914. 925/1000. Size. ca. 19,5 x 11,5 cm.

Rectangular plain with beaded borders. Rotterdam, maker Cornelis Knuijsting, T=1800. Also struck with duty levy V for old and foreign works, used from 1814-1853. Size: 15 x 10x 7.5cm.

Square with beaded rim and incurved corners, on four feet with trelliswork. Maker Hendrik Nieuwenhuys, Amsterdam, Z=1784. Size 20 x 20 cm.

Oval shaped form, pierced and decorated with swags and ribbons, floral decoration, medaillons. The oval base pierced with scrolls above moulded edge with leaves, rams' heads terminating in scrolled and leaf capped feet. Two openworked bow handles. Maker Arnoldus van der Beek, 1893-1923, Den Haag, also struck with the Hague pseudo hallmarks. 925/1000. Size 38 x 24 x 11 cm.

A Dutch plain model. Maker Andries Vis, Z= 1784, Amsterdam.

Baluster form, plain with girdle decorated with small flowers and leaves between beaded borders. The spout terminating in leaf decoration. The hinged stepped cover with pine cone finial. Comprising a teapot, coffee pot, milk jug and a sugar bowl with loose stepped cover. Belgium. Maker Wolfers Freres design, Brussels, end of 19th century. 800/1000.The oval tray 46 x 36 cm.