Zilveren ijslepel met benen heft, P.L. Uriot, Amsterdam, 1839 J.J. Lazonder there is still a part

there is still a part of the original cork in a silver setting

The ring is hallmarked with 2 marks

Zilveren schakelarmband met een schakelbreedte van 9 mm

- Polish regularly with a soft silver cloth

The book features two silver clasps made by Dirk Hoep from Hoorn

Zilveren ijslepel met benen heft, P.L. Uriot, Amsterdam, 1839 J.J. Lazonder there is still a partSilver ice spoon or ice scoop made by the silversmith Pieter Lodewijk Uriot from Amsterdam. He was active from 1816 to 1865. The spoon is hallmarked with his maker's mark PLU, second assay mark, Minerva head, and year letter E for 1839. This rare ice scoop comes from a period when consumption ice was a luxury delicacy for the wealthy bourgeoisie, meaning this type of specific tableware was produced in relatively small numbers. The recognizable, broad