One of two kits for confection from the Lüneburg Council Silver, Fork with spoon scoop, Albert Sommer, 1480, Lüneburg. Silver, wrought, cast and gilded z. T. Length x Width: 29.5 x 4.2 cm. Ident.Nr. 1874.404. Kunstgewerbemuseum © Photo:  Museum of Decorative Arts of the National Museums in Berlin - Prussian Cultural Heritage. Photo:  Karen Bartsch

Poured Except for the scoop and the coat of arms. Turned part of the stalk worked as above from a square bar. - Figure in Inv. No. 1874.405 lost. 
Design of the two pieces (inv. No. 1874.404 and 1874.405) unanimously. Fork with three prongs, which arise from a quatrefoil openwork diamond. The middle, smaller prong of an S-shaped, perhaps wrapped in the name of the goldsmith to be purchased belt. Column or pillar-shaped stem, divided by kapitellartige spacers. Knauf formed as a finial, surmounted by a figurine with sword and plumed hat in his hands. Fluted scoop with openwork edge of leaf and flower motifs on the bottom two tubular supports for the forks. . At the fork approach probably formerly enamelled coat of arms of Lüneburg 
For details on the cutlery we learn from the combing bills of 1480: "Jt 12m Alberde summer before 26 suluerne lepele tomakende de for 4 Lodige Marck de antwordde wy em to etliken olden lepele VND braken penningen. . -. Jt 21 m 4 s before twe suluern schuffele represent men Crude Mede nempt ". Exactly they are listed in the inventories: "Jt twe sulueren forcken 2 Krutt weed cutting blades." (B. 44/45); "Two silver Forcken with deuces Krutschuffeln VND of Rathswapen" (C. 44/45). Like the original "Kruthvate" said Sweet jars (s. Inv. No. 1874.402 / 403) Change the "Krutschuffeln" later their name and are called "Confectleffel" means (D. 42).