A DUTCH VARIEGATED WHITE MARBLE WALL FOUNTAIN
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A DUTCH VARIEGATED WHITE MARBLE WALL FOUNTAIN

CIRCA 1720-1730

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A DUTCH VARIEGATED WHITE MARBLE WALL FOUNTAIN
CIRCA 1720-1730
The moulded shaped back surmounted by a foliate clasp above a serpentine shaped basin, with a later brass tap
86 cm. high x 57 cm. wide x 41 cm. deep
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The wall fountain or so called Gangfontein is often seen in 18th century Dutch houses, it was considered an important part of the furnishing of the hall. Wall fountains are always executed in marble and are seen in various shapes, the basin mostly carved in the form of a scallop and the backplate is decorated with the repeating theme of a water-spring or running water. See: K. Sluyterman, Huisraad en binnenhuis in Nederland in vroeger eeuwen, 's-Gravenhage, 1947, pp. 309-311, fig. 402 and 403.