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belonging to silversmith Hendrik Duller (active in Amsterdam from 1776 to 1811)
These mourning pins or hair pins were worn with the (Zeeland) traditional costume in the Netherlands
Probably made during the Second World War as an act of silent resistance
The knife handle is marked with the wild boar head
The ring is hallmarked 925 for 1st grade silver and the Biba mark
Zilveren cabaret, G. Hindmarsh, Londen, 1748 Titel:Default Title belonging to silversmith Hendrik DullerSilver salver, made by George Hindmarsh from London. He was active from 1729 to 1743. George Hindmarsh specialized in making large silver items; trays, salvers, and coffee pots are known works by him. The salver (tray on feet) is beautifully decorated with scroll and floral motifs. It is hallmarked with the first standard mark, city mark of London, maker's mark GH, and year letter n for 1748. A family crest featuring a stork is engraved in the center
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