Michiel 2005's photos with the keyword: zilver

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Dated around 1670.

Dated to around 190 AD.

559–331 BC, Pasargadae Iran exhibition with pieces from the National Museum of Iran in Teheran.

850–550 BC, Kalmakareh Iran exhibition with pieces from the National Museum of Iran in Teheran.

Maker’s mark of John Scofield, London, 1791–1792

Dutch Silver Museum in Schoonhoven. Schoonhoven is a small city in Holland. It is the city of the School for Silver- and Goldsmiths, watchmakers and jewellers.

Every mayor has one. Dutch Silver Museum in Schoonhoven. Schoonhoven is a small city in Holland. It is the city of the School for Silver- and Goldsmiths, watchmakers and jewellers.

From 1900. Made by J. van Kempen en Zn. of Voorschoten. Dutch Silver Museum in Schoonhoven. Schoonhoven is a small city in Holland. It is the city of the School for Silver- and Goldsmiths, watchmakers and jewellers.

Made when princess Beatrix was born. It shows the ancestry of the Orange family. Dutch Silver Museum in Schoonhoven. Schoonhoven is a small city in Holland. It is the city of the School for Silver- and Goldsmiths, watchmakers and jewellers.

Dutch Silver Museum in Schoonhoven. Schoonhoven is a small city in Holland. It is the city of the School for Silver- and Goldsmiths, watchmakers and jewellers.

Dutch Silver Museum in Schoonhoven. Schoonhoven is a small city in Holland. It is the city of the School for Silver- and Goldsmiths, watchmakers and jewellers.

I hope nobody was disappointed when they discovered that the silver knife was made from iron.

ƒ 2.50. From the time we had real silver money, instead of the worthless phoney euro. Now worth (in silver) € 20.

King Willem III of the Netherlands was also known as King Gorilla, although saying it at the time would have ended you up in jail. Zürich (CH) police has a file on him that he used to walk out onto his balcony of his Zürich home only dressed in his morning robe and that he exposed himself to people passing. King Willem II was our hero at Waterloo. He was one of the table guests of the Duke of Wellington at the yearly veteran's dinner in Apsley House. See also this picture of the young Willem II, then only the Prince of Orange. www.flickr.com/photos/govert1970/2206963319/