Lepel met ronde bak en rechte platte steel met een zeskantige doorsnede c. 1590 - 1596

This anonymous pewter spoon, dating to the late 16th century, is a simple yet elegant example of everyday tableware from the period. The spoon's rounded bowl and straight, hexagonal-shaped handle are typical of the design trends of the time. Though the artist remains unknown, the spoon's craftsmanship and enduring presence in the Rijksmuseum collection speak to its historical significance. The pewter has darkened with age, revealing the passage of time and the object's long history of use.