Suikerstrooilepel met ronde opengewerkte bak met gedraaide, gekartelde rand c. 1800

This silver sugar spoon, crafted by Johan Hendrik Schmidt around 1800, features an openwork, round bowl with a twisted, fluted edge. The handle, crafted from dark wood, boasts a distinctive knobbed design. This intricate and elegant piece exemplifies the craftsmanship of the period and was likely used for serving sugar in a refined household setting. The ornate design and detailed craftsmanship make it a compelling example of decorative silverwork from the late 18th century.