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  • A painted eighteenth century Dutch ships chest.
  • A painted eighteenth century Dutch ships chest.
  • A painted eighteenth century Dutch ships chest.
  • A painted eighteenth century Dutch ships chest.
  • A painted eighteenth century Dutch ships chest.
  • A painted eighteenth century Dutch ships chest.
  • A painted eighteenth century Dutch ships chest.
  • A painted eighteenth century Dutch ships chest.
  • A painted eighteenth century Dutch ships chest.
A painted eighteenth century Dutch ships chest.

1750 €


A ships chest. Wide 90 cm. High 32 cm. Maximal floor size 38 cm. The flaring shape is typical for a Dutch ships chest. Painted in front with a rural scene featuring a house, a man crossing a bridge and a pond with two swans. The paintwork is in very good condition without restaurations. The chest still has its original key operated lock and the two original hinges. On both front and back the chest is fortified with forged iron decorations. A chest of this quality and conservation is extremely rare. Low Countries around 1750.  

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An early seventeenth century ointment jar marked

An early seventeenth century ointment jar marked "Paris" and found in an excavation in Amsterdam in 1962.


An ointment jar. High 4,5 cm. Diameter 4,5 cm. On the jar a text: " Chardin Hajaureu 1 P.f.m. Pont St.Michel Paris ". This jar was, according to an attached label, found at an early seventeenth century excavation site near the "Rechtboomssloot" in Amsterdam along with several white Delft jars in 1962. The jar is, considering its age, in a remarkably good condition. i
 
Two small brass candlesticks, Dutch, early nineteenth century.

Two small brass candlesticks, Dutch, early nineteenth century.


Two small candlesticks. Height 12 cm. Diameter foot 4,5 and 5,5 cm. Brass. Both in mint condition. Holland, around 1850.
 
A Dutch nineteenth century earthenware double baking form for an easter lamb.

A Dutch nineteenth century earthenware double baking form for an easter lamb.


A baking mould. Long 43 cm. Wide 30 cm. High 13 cm. Earthenware double baking form with four handles. Together enclosing a very natural and realistic Easter lamb. In perfect condition with signs of use. No damages repairs or restorations. Holland around 1850.
 
A copper toy window spout with a wooden stamper.

A copper toy window spout with a wooden stamper.


A toy window spout. Overall height 10 cm. Well made in copper with a wooden stamper. Mint condition and marked  " made in Holland ".
 
Three bronze flame shaped top ornaments.

Three bronze flame shaped top ornaments.


Three top ornaments. Height 14, 8 and 7,5 cm. All three made of bronze. Very delicately shaped . All three eighteenth century Dutch. All in mint condition.
 
Two pair of brass nineteenth century travelling candle sticks.

Two pair of brass nineteenth century travelling candle sticks.


Two pair of candlesticks. Height 8 and 9 cm. Brass. Both candlesticks can be unscrewed from the foot. This makes transportation easier. Hence these are called "travelling" candlesticks. Both in mint condition. Holland, nineteenth century.
 
An eighteenth century wooden painted angel made in Zeeland.

An eighteenth century wooden painted angel made in Zeeland.


An angel. Overall height 18 cm. The angel with two wings, carries a torch. Well sculptured from beechwood and vividly painted. Probably from a nativity scene. Made in Zeeland around 1750. In good general condition with signs of age.
 
A clear eighteenth century straight glass with a folded rim and an unpolished pontil.

A clear eighteenth century straight glass with a folded rim and an unpolished pontil.


A glass. High 10,5 cm. Upper diameter 9,5 cm. Diameter foot 5 cm. Clear soda glass with many airbubbles and irregularities. Folded rim and a clear unpolished pontil. Mint condition. Zeeland 18th century.
 
An extremely rare early seventeenth century drop leaf table from Hindeloopen.

An extremely rare early seventeenth century drop leaf table from Hindeloopen.


A drop leaf table. Overall height with leaf upright : 110 cm. Height with leaf horizontal 66 cm. Diameter of the twelve sided drop leaf 77 cm. On the decorated side a winter landscape with a scene of two children in trouble because of immersion in a hole in the ice, being rescued by four men handling a ladder. On the other side the leaf is painted green with a "faux bois" border. The presence of a non biblical scene is very unusual. Futhermore all typical Hindeloopen decorations are present: birds, angels, flowers, notably tulips, cherries and their blossoms. The table is in excellent condition with signs of use. Hindeloopen around 1600.
 
Two scrapers to clean hides in preparation for making leather.

Two scrapers to clean hides in preparation for making leather.


Two scrapers. Long 15 and 17 cm. Wide 4 and 5 cm. Both made of steel with brass fittings. One marked: "BURNEY A BRUXELLES" and the other: "A.RENOTTE GAND". These scrapers were used to prepare hides for th production of leather. Both in mint condition. Flanders around 1850.
 
A rare plated metal pickle fork with a bone handle.

A rare plated metal pickle fork with a bone handle.


A fork. Overall length 22 cm. Length of handle 11 cm. The metal fork barbed and with a bone handle. This fork was used to pick up pickles and the like. It is in mint condition and was made and used in Zeeland around 1850.
 
An early seventeenth century pewter faucet.

An early seventeenth century pewter faucet.


A faucet. Long 10 cm. High 6 cm. Entirely made of pewter. With a well preserved two centimeter long screw in end. Most probably from a beer vessel or else from a water spout. The irregularity of the screw thread suggests it was filed by hand. This and the patina points to an early seventeenth century origin. Despite its age, the faucet is in mint condition. Dutch around 1700.