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this master has been discussed by John Endlich in the book Dutch Miniatures from the 17th and 18th Century
Graded 900 for 900/1000 quality
The steel blade is approved by Engelenwerk Solingen and is original
suitable for both a private collection and a museum context
The hallmark "JD WD" (often also read as James & William Deakin) specifically stands for the partnership between the sons John Deakin and William Pitchford Deakin
Zilveren theeschepje, J. van der Velden, Amsterdam, 1841 Titel:Default Title this master has been discussedAre you looking for a refined and elegant piece of 19th century Dutch silverware? This beautiful antique silver tea caddy spoon (or tea scoop) stands out with its brilliant shell motif at the base of the bowl and the finely chased details on the stem and handle. The spoon was crafted in Amsterdam in 1841 and is in excellent condition. The maker of the tea scoop is the Amsterdam gold and silversmith Johannes van der Velden (active from 1833 to 1852).
