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The salad cutlery was made by the silversmith AA Kalberg from 's-Hertogenbosch
18th- century Frisian silver purse by the silversmith Ate Jochums Offringa from Huizum
Marked with master's mark IT98 and sword
Probably originating from the Middle East
The bracket is marked with the second grade hallmark
Zilveren suikerstrooilepel, J.V. Schmidt, Amsterdam, 1793 van Straten Hoorn The salad cutlery was madeSilver sprinkling spoon with an openwork bowl, made by the Amsterdam silversmith Jan Valentijn Schmidt. He worked from 1787 to 1810. Jan Valentijn Schmidt was a small scale worker and mainly focused on sugar sprinkling spoons. The spoon with a scalloped edge has a cup at the bottom of the handle and a dove on the top. The spoon is hallmarked with the VS master mark, the Amsterdam city mark, and the date letter I for 1793. The spoon is in a beautiful
