A set of five Dutch silver apostle spoons, possibly Paulus Arnoldus van der Beek, 19th century bearing earlier marks
Decorative Arts
Lot Estimate Change Currency
ZAR 1 200 - 1 500
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A set of five Dutch silver apostle spoons, possibly Paulus Arnoldus van der Beek, 19th century bearing earlier marks
each with an apostle terminal modelled as Saint James, 85g all in; and a Dutch silver apostle spoons, .925 standard, 1931, with import marks for Samuel Boyce, London, 1892, with apostle terminal modelled as Saint Peter, 15g
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