TUDOR - STUART PERIOD PEWTER SPOON DEPICTING A TULIP (M688)
Item History & Price
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PEWTER SPOON DEPICTING A TULIP Description:Date: C. 16th-17th centuryInformation: A nice pewter spoon with hand punched decoration to bowl depicting a tulip. Possibly of Dutch origin due to the tulip design.In the past centuries people were rarely given cutlery by their host, and therefore took their own cutlery with them when they were invited and whilst they were travelling. The cutlery was usually carried in a sheath or case suspended from a... belt or concealed in a pocket. There were however, more original methods in which the spoon was carried in their hat-band. It was not until about the 1700’s that uniform were in common use. Tableware was highly personal: it demonstrated that its owner was cultured, had good taste and commanded wealth and power.Provenance: Ex Polish CollectionCondition: Intact with fine detail and an even dark tone.Size: 173mm length
Please note:- Any questions regarding this object/s will be answered ASAP during office hours 09.00-17.00 GMT Monday to Friday, excluding national holidays/bank holidays. Thank you.
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Items offered by denant (Den of Antiquity Int Ltd) are unconditionally guaranteed to be authentic.
Certificate of Authenticity Invoice upon request.Antiquities Dealers Association and British Numismatics Trade Association member and as such abide by their code of conduct.
The BNTA has become an effective force in the fight against forgery, theft and other criminal activities, thus establishing a benchmark forthe highest ethical standards in the domestic coin trade.
Members receive early warning notices of counterfeit coins and stolen property.
ADA’s Code of Conduct binds its members to ensure that to the best oftheir knowledge and belief all objects sold are genuine and asdescribed.
The Association is a Corporate Member of the Museums Association, isrepresented on the executive of the British Art Market Federation andhas close links with the Council for British Archaeology.SHIPPING
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In the unlikely event you are not completely
satisfied with your purchase, please contact us
immediately. Return in the condition it was sent
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clients) of invoice date for a full refund of the
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Return via REGISTERED POST or your countries
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number. We will NOT take responsibility for
uninsured or under insured items being returned
to us. Tracking number will be requested.
All items remain the property of the Den of Antiquity Int Ltd until payment is received in full.
All rights reserved by the Den of Antiquity (Denant) and should not be reproduced or transmitted elsewhere in whole or part without written permission from the Den of Antiquity Int Ltd (Denant)
PEWTER SPOON DEPICTING A TULIP Description:Date: C. 16th-17th centuryInformation: A nice pewter spoon with hand punched decoration to bowl depicting a tulip. Possibly of Dutch origin due to the tulip design.In the past centuries people were rarely given cutlery by their host, and therefore took their own cutlery with them when they were invited and whilst they were travelling. The cutlery was usually carried in a sheath or case suspended from a... belt or concealed in a pocket. There were however, more original methods in which the spoon was carried in their hat-band. It was not until about the 1700’s that uniform were in common use. Tableware was highly personal: it demonstrated that its owner was cultured, had good taste and commanded wealth and power.Provenance: Ex Polish CollectionCondition: Intact with fine detail and an even dark tone.Size: 173mm length
Please note:- Any questions regarding this object/s will be answered ASAP during office hours 09.00-17.00 GMT Monday to Friday, excluding national holidays/bank holidays. Thank you.
BID WITH CONFIDENCE
Items offered by denant (Den of Antiquity Int Ltd) are unconditionally guaranteed to be authentic.
Certificate of Authenticity Invoice upon request.Antiquities Dealers Association and British Numismatics Trade Association member and as such abide by their code of conduct.
The BNTA has become an effective force in the fight against forgery, theft and other criminal activities, thus establishing a benchmark forthe highest ethical standards in the domestic coin trade.
Members receive early warning notices of counterfeit coins and stolen property.
ADA’s Code of Conduct binds its members to ensure that to the best oftheir knowledge and belief all objects sold are genuine and asdescribed.
The Association is a Corporate Member of the Museums Association, isrepresented on the executive of the British Art Market Federation andhas close links with the Council for British Archaeology.SHIPPING
Multiple wins: Shipping can be combined up to
£250 within a 10 day period.
Items are sent insured via Royal Mail or Parcel
Force with tracking number.
UK clients:
Recorded insured up to £50
Registered insured up to £2500.
Overseas clients:
International Recorded / Airsure insured up to
£250
Please note: We will NOT take responsibility for
uninsured/under insured items.METHODS OF PAYMENT
£ - $ - €
Credit Card: Visa, Master Card, Switch, Maestro, & Solo accepted.Bank Transfer: by arrangement.PayPal Cheque: payable to: Den of Antiquity Int Ltd & send to: Den of Antiquity Int Ltd
PO BOX 1114
CAMBRIDGE
CB25 9WJ—GB/UKRETURNS POLICY
In the unlikely event you are not completely
satisfied with your purchase, please contact us
immediately. Return in the condition it was sent
within a strict 7 days (14 days for overseas
clients) of invoice date for a full refund of the
original purchase price only will be issued.
Return via REGISTERED POST or your countries
insurance coverage equivalent only with tracking
number. We will NOT take responsibility for
uninsured or under insured items being returned
to us. Tracking number will be requested.
All items remain the property of the Den of Antiquity Int Ltd until payment is received in full.
All rights reserved by the Den of Antiquity (Denant) and should not be reproduced or transmitted elsewhere in whole or part without written permission from the Den of Antiquity Int Ltd (Denant)
