Gelegenheidslepel opening Fries Museum 1997
Gus Katinas
Z1999-001
modern zilver
Lepel die herinnert aan een gedenkwaardige gebeurtenis door middel van een gegraveerde tekst, al dan niet met een tafereel in de geest van de herinnering. https://data.cultureelerfgoed.nl/term/id/cht/d9a48e14-d06e-462e-a2b1-a6ca906fe6dc

zilver
Pure metallic element having symbol Ag and atomic number 47; a malleable, ductile, white metal with characteristic sheen, considered a precious metal. Silver is widely distributed throughout the world, occurring rarely as metallic silver (in Peru, Norway) but more often as silver-gold alloys and silver ore. Today silver is obtained as a byproduct in the refinement of gold, lead, copper, or zinc ores. Silver was smelted from the ore galena as early as 3800 BCE. As a pure metal, silver is second to gold in malleability and ductility, can be polished to a highly reflective surface, and used -- typically in an alloy, in jewelry, coinage, photography, mirrors, electrical contacts, and tableware. (Project Fotografie) https://data.cultureelerfgoed.nl/term/id/cht/edfb1e84-1d31-4e7e-9fa5-f4e6aa5a88fa
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