Zilveren rijstlepel, wed. A. Kuijlenburg, Schoonhoven, 1891 J.M. van Kempen The candlesticks are hallmarked with

The candlesticks are hallmarked with the first standard mark

The ring is dated 1960

filled with various charms

Hallmarked with maker's mark L & S

Silver ring with gold accents

Zilveren rijstlepel, wed. A. Kuijlenburg, Schoonhoven, 1891 J.M. van Kempen The candlesticks are hallmarked withHeavy silver rice spoon, made by the silversmith Wed. A. Kuylenburg Pzn, ne Borst from Schoonhoven. This hallmark was used between 1882 and 1893. Wilhelmina Borst (18321912), better known by her official trade name Widow A. Kuijlenburg, was one of the few respected female entrepreneurs in the 19th century Dutch silver industry. Her husband, Adrianus Kuijlenburg Pzn (born in 1824), was a skilled silversmith and engraver in the national silver city of