Lot Essay
Although no maker's mark, this brandy bowl may have been made by Wijntje Berends van Aster, because of similarity of design, decoration and shape with a similar brandy bowl in lot 307.
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APPARENTLY NO MAKER'S MARK, LEEUWARDEN, 1660
Details
A Dutch silver brandy bowl
Apparently no maker's mark, Leeuwarden, 1660
Octagonal, on a plain octagonal foot, the four sides engraved with four seasons, one side with coat-of-arms and one side with a man, each within scrolled oval, two sides engraved with fruit, two cast and pierced shaped handles with vacant cartouche, marked on base
20.5 cm. wide
268 gr.
Apparently no maker's mark, Leeuwarden, 1660
Octagonal, on a plain octagonal foot, the four sides engraved with four seasons, one side with coat-of-arms and one side with a man, each within scrolled oval, two sides engraved with fruit, two cast and pierced shaped handles with vacant cartouche, marked on base
20.5 cm. wide
268 gr.
Special notice
' ! ' :This Lot is imported from outside the EU. The Buyer's Premium is calculated as 30.505% of the hammer price up to a value of €110,000 plus 19.2% of any amount in excess of €110,000