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He worked from around 1760 until after 1813
made of filigree silverwork
Silver brazier in a round shape
bamboe en een hutje
The spoons are provided with a beautiful engraving after an old example from the 17th century
Zilveren lepel, P. Clausen, Amsterdam, 1763 Titel:Default Title He worked from around 1760Silver tablespoon, made by the silversmith Paul Clausen from Amsterdam. He was active from 1754 to 1772. Paul Clausen was a spoon maker, specializing in forged cutlery. He lived and worked from Barndesteeg. The spoon is hallmarked with the first standard mark, Amsterdam city mark, year letter D for 1763, and the maker's mark PC. The spoon features an Amsterdam double acanthus leaf pattern. In good condition. Weight: 78. 3 grams. Length: 20. 5 cm.
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