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The part with the holes has some damage consistent with its age
The bracket is provided with beautiful chased work
7 x 3 x 4 cm
It appears that the ornament with the ring for the skirt hook has been ground down to give the bag a slightly different look
8 grams This is a compact but solidly made object
Zilveren mergboor, J.D. Ludwig, Utrecht, 1839 Titel:Default Title The part with the holesSilver marrow scoop made by the silversmith Jacob Dirk Ludwig from Utrecht. He used the maker's mark between 1817 and 1859. The marrow scoop was used to extract marrow from bones. This was considered a delicacy in the 19th century. The marrow scoop is marked with the crowned L maker's mark, second fineness mark, Minerva head mark, and year letter E for 1839. In good condition. Weight: 45. 8 grams. Length: 21. 5 cm. Check out the blog about silver
