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The knitting sheath was mainly used as a support when knitting stockings
Marked 835 for second grade silver and master hallmark JE
The necklace has a gold clasp marked 585 for 14 carat gold
Silver birth spoon from the silversmith JP Fennema from Bolsward
The cap has a silver rod with a cotton ball at the end
Zilveren roomlepel, P. v. Oostrom, Schoonhoven, 1947 R10 The knitting sheath was mainlySilver cream spoon made by the silversmith P. van Oostrom from Schoonhoven. The cream spoon is marked with the master's mark PO8, second quality mark, minerva head and year letter m for 1947. Weight: 20. 2 grams. Length: 12 cm.
