Theelepel met spits ovale bak en platte, gebogen steel, die zich verbreedt naar het spitse uiteinde 1804

This silver teaspoon, crafted by Dutch silversmith Hendrik Overhulsman in 1804, showcases the elegant simplicity of early 19th-century design. Its slender, curved handle tapers to a pointed end, while the oval bowl is delicately shaped with a subtle, flattened profile. The spoon's small size, measuring just 8.6 centimeters in length, suggests its use for taking small portions of sugar or other condiments. Overhulsman, who was born in 1756 and died in 1836, was a prominent silversmith whose work exemplified the refined aesthetic of the era.