Silver ice cream spoon with floral engraving saved by young German Jewish refugee
- Date
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1939 February
(emigration)
- Classification
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Household Utensils
- Category
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Flatware
- Object Type
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Ice-cream spoons (aat)
- Credit Line
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Collection, Gift of Vally Kovary
Silver ice cream spoon from a set of twelve brought by Ingrid Neuhaus, 18, when she was sent for safety from Hamburg, Germany, to Great Britain in Feburary 1939. AShe joned her yonger siblings Annelore and Hans who had ben sent the Kindertransport in January. This set of spoons was the only valuable item she was able to take out of Germany.
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Also in Ingrid Neuhaus collection
The collection consists of twelve silver ice cream spoons and one serving spoon relating to the experience of Ingrid Neuhaus during the Holocaust when she was sent from Germany to Great Britain in February 1939.
Date: 1939
Silver ice cream serving spoon with floral engraving saved by young German Jewish refugee
Object
Silver ice cream spoon from a set of twelve brought by Ingrid Neuhaus, 18, when she was sent for safety from Hamburg, Germany, to Great Britain in Feburary 1939. AShe joned her yonger siblings Annelore and Hans who had ben sent the Kindertransport in January. This set of spoons was the only valuable item she was able to take out of Germany.
Silver ice cream spoon with floral engraving saved by young German Jewish refugee
Object
Silver ice cream spoon from a set of twelve brought by Ingrid Neuhaus, 18, when she was sent for safety from Hamburg, Germany, to Great Britain in Feburary 1939. AShe joned her yonger siblings Annelore and Hans who had ben sent the Kindertransport in January. This set of spoons was the only valuable item she was able to take out of Germany.
Silver ice cream spoon with floral engraving saved by young German Jewish refugee
Object
Silver ice cream spoon from a set of twelve brought by Ingrid Neuhaus, 18, when she was sent for safety from Hamburg, Germany, to Great Britain in Feburary 1939. AShe joned her yonger siblings Annelore and Hans who had ben sent the Kindertransport in January. This set of spoons was the only valuable item she was able to take out of Germany.
Silver ice cream spoon with floral engraving saved by young German Jewish refugee
Object
Silver ice cream spoon from a set of twelve brought by Ingrid Neuhaus, 18, when she was sent for safety from Hamburg, Germany, to Great Britain in Feburary 1939. AShe joned her yonger siblings Annelore and Hans who had ben sent the Kindertransport in January. This set of spoons was the only valuable item she was able to take out of Germany.
Silver ice cream spoon with floral engraving saved by young German Jewish refugee
Object
Silver ice cream spoon from a set of twelve brought by Ingrid Neuhaus, 18, when she was sent for safety from Hamburg, Germany, to Great Britain in Feburary 1939. AShe joned her yonger siblings Annelore and Hans who had ben sent the Kindertransport in January. This set of spoons was the only valuable item she was able to take out of Germany.
Silver ice cream spoon with floral engraving saved by young German Jewish refugee
Object
Silver ice cream spoon from a set of twelve brought by Ingrid Neuhaus, 18, when she was sent for safety from Hamburg, Germany, to Great Britain in Feburary 1939. AShe joned her yonger siblings Annelore and Hans who had ben sent the Kindertransport in January. This set of spoons was the only valuable item she was able to take out of Germany.
Silver ice cream spoon with floral engraving saved by young German Jewish refugee
Object
Silver ice cream spoon from a set of twelve brought by Ingrid Neuhaus, 18, when she was sent for safety from Hamburg, Germany, to Great Britain in Feburary 1939. AShe joned her yonger siblings Annelore and Hans who had ben sent the Kindertransport in January. This set of spoons was the only valuable item she was able to take out of Germany.
Silver ice cream spoon with floral engraving saved by young German Jewish refugee
Object
Silver ice cream spoon from a set of twelve brought by Ingrid Neuhaus, 18, when she was sent for safety from Hamburg, Germany, to Great Britain in Feburary 1939. AShe joned her yonger siblings Annelore and Hans who had ben sent the Kindertransport in January. This set of spoons was the only valuable item she was able to take out of Germany.
Silver ice cream spoon with floral engraving saved by young German Jewish refugee
Object
Silver ice cream spoon from a set of twelve brought by Ingrid Neuhaus, 18, when she was sent for safety from Hamburg, Germany, to Great Britain in Feburary 1939. AShe joned her yonger siblings Annelore and Hans who had ben sent the Kindertransport in January. This set of spoons was the only valuable item she was able to take out of Germany.
Silver ice cream spoon with floral engraving saved by young German Jewish refugee
Object
Silver ice cream spoon from a set of twelve brought by Ingrid Neuhaus, 18, when she was sent for safety from Hamburg, Germany, to Great Britain in Feburary 1939. AShe joned her yonger siblings Annelore and Hans who had ben sent the Kindertransport in January. This set of spoons was the only valuable item she was able to take out of Germany.
Silver ice cream spoon with floral engraving saved by young German Jewish refugee
Object
Silver ice cream spoon from a set of twelve brought by Ingrid Neuhaus, 18, when she was sent for safety from Hamburg, Germany, to Great Britain in Feburary 1939. AShe joned her yonger siblings Annelore and Hans who had ben sent the Kindertransport in January. This set of spoons was the only valuable item she was able to take out of Germany.
Silver ice cream spoon with floral engraving saved by young German Jewish refugee
Object
Silver ice cream spoon from a set of twelve brought by Ingrid Neuhaus, 18, when she was sent for safety from Hamburg, Germany, to Great Britain in Feburary 1939. AShe joned her yonger siblings Annelore and Hans who had ben sent the Kindertransport in January. This set of spoons was the only valuable item she was able to take out of Germany.
