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Lot 175
  • 175

maker's mark a trefoil Dutch silver beaker

Estimate
10,000 - 15,000 GBP
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Description

  • silver
  • 7cm, 2 3/4 in high
embossed prunts above the knopped foot, rim engraved with masks and arabesques, armorial engraved on the underside of the foot

Provenance

Oscar Ruff, Stuttgart

Literature

Exh. Cat. Couven-Museum Aachen, 2003, no. 5

Condition

Clear marks, armorials still pretty crisp, a few little scratches and wear commensuate with age but generally in pretty good condition.
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Catalogue Note

The maker' mark on this early beaker can also be found on a 16th century silver mounted coconut in the form of an owl exhibited in Nijmeegs Zilver 1400-1900, 15 October-27 November 1983, Nijmegen Museum, no. 11.