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AN IMPORTANT DUTCH SILVER TOILET SERVICE
MOST PIECES WITH MAKER'S MARK OF PETER VAN BUREN, ZWOLLE, 1706
Each engraved with a lozenge of arms, comprising:
A EWER, maker's mark of Peter van Buren, Zwolle, 1706, vase form on spreading circular molded base, the lower body with strapwork, applied with mid-band, with leaf-clad reeded flying scroll handle, the flaring rim with mask below spout, marked near rim, 7½in. (19cm.) high
A BASIN, Maker's mark of Peter van Buren, Zwolle, 1706, oval, with molded rim, marked on reverse, 18¼in. (46.3cm.) long
A CASKET, Maker's mark of Peter van Buren, Zwolle, 1706, rectangular, on four baluster feet, with molded rims, and hinged cover, marked under base, 9in. (22.9cm.) long
A PAIR OF CIRCULAR BOXES, Maker's mark of Peter van Buren, Zwolle, 1706, with removable covers, marked under bases, 4¾in. (12.1cm.) diameter
A PAIR OF SMALLER CIRCULAR BOXES, Maker's mark of Peter van Buren, Zwolle, 1706, with removable covers, marked under bases, 3 3/8in. (8.6cm.) diameter
AN INKSTAND, Maker's mark of Nicolaes Verhaer, Utrecht, 1726, oval, on four bead feet, with cylindrical ink and pounce pots, marked under base and pots, 4 7/8in. (12.5cm.) long
A DRESSING GLASS, Amsterdam, circa 1700, maker's mark VM? in a heart, rectangular, with bolection molding, applied with leaves at corners, the marquetry backing with silver furniture, marked on four corners, 17¼in. (43.7cm.) long
Weighable silver 155oz. (4830gr.) (8)
