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Weight: 60 grams
FH Heerstra 1876 OJ van Abbema 1854
Dating from around 1880
Further hallmarked with a master hallmark
Zilveren gelegenheidslepel, W.J. de Roos, Dokkum, ca. 1780 Appingedam Weight: 60 gramsA silver commemorative spoon made by silversmith Willem Johannes de Roos from Dokkum. He became a master in 1763 and worked until 1792. The spoon is typically Frisian and features the symbol of Hope: a dove and an anchor. The dove refers to Noah, Genesis 8 11; the anchor refers to Hebrews 6, about "hope as an anchor of the soul." The silversmith uses a rose as a symbol. He was born around 1719 and died on May 8, 1797. In 1771, he became mayor of