The pewter spoon features an embossed design of "De Tandmeester," the dentist, from the professions series, inspired by the famous 17th-century painting by Dutch artist Jan Steen. The back of the spoon bears a cherub mark. In Europe, pewter items with marks of cherubs blowing horns or cherubs at the bottom signify a high-quality, unofficial European trademark, indicating the pewter contains at least 92% tin and at most 8% lead.
The spoon dates from the 1950s and is in good condition with no defects, showing signs of use and age consistent with its history. Please refer to additional photos for detailed condition.
✅ Material: At least 92% pewter
✅ Era: 1950s
✅ Dimensions: 18.5cm x 4.5cm
✅ Origin: Netherlands
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- A pewter spoon features an embossed design of "De Tandmeester," the dentist, from the professions series, inspired by the famous 17th-century painting by Dutch artist Jan Steen.
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