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ANTIQUE JACOB POSEN GERMAN ORIGIN 800 SILVER SOUP LADLE
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ANTIQUE JACOB POSEN GERMAN ORIGIN 800 SILVER SOUP LADLE
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Antique German Origin* National Mark 800 solid SILVER SOUP LADLE**
manufactured by Lazarus Posen Witwe. Length: 13" (34cm). Bowl: 3.5" (9cm). Weight: 7.7 ounces (220grams). Nice patina. No damage repairs. No mono. Our focussed images give a clear representation of condition. * We prefer PayPal, Money Orders, or Cashier's Checks. International bidders must Buyer pays $ 6.00 for USPS Priority Mail. International Shipping: $9.00. We ship NEXT DAY upon receipt of payment. * Buy multiple items and save on shipping. Thank you for visiting Old Greenwich Traders! * Please see my other listing for sterling silver and silver plate flatware. The bottom picture is a sample of my current listings. *German hallmarking system was unified in 1888, adopting the national mark CRESCENT & CROWN indicating in thousands the fineness of silver. This system is still in use in present days. * **This soup ladle is of German origin and was manufactured by Jacob Posen, son of Brendina Wetzlar and father Lazarus Posen, a silversmith of Polish descent. Jacob Posen joined his mother (now a widow; she was running the firm) by 1880, and by 1900 they were producing some of the finest silver ware in Germany. They received a royal warrant in 1903 and are permitted to engrave their silverware with the eagle insignia (Reichs-Adler). In the 20th century the firm was under the direction of Brendina's grandsons Jakob, Hermann and Moritz Posen. The exact date of the company's closure is not known. 
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