Zilveren sierlepel, Prudentia, 1892 papierclip beginning of the 18th century

beginning of the 18th century

Het meesterkeur is waarschijnlijk afgeslagen op de verbindingsstukken onder het schutblad en dus onzichtbaar

Active from 1860 to 1870

Antique gold pendant with two blood corals

Spoon weight: 10

Zilveren sierlepel, Prudentia, 1892 papierclip beginning of the 18th centurySilver ornamental spoon, made by an unknown silversmith at the end of the 19th century. The spoon is topped with a woman holding a mirror in her right hand, turned towards the viewer. In literature, this representation is often called Prudence or Prudentia. In her left hand, she probably holds a Remora, a snake like fish. In Pliny the Elder's (23 2479 AD) Naturalis Historia, this snake like fish from the Echeneidae family is described as "attaching