A DUTCH SILVER EWER
A DUTCH SILVER EWER

THE HAGUE, 1660, MAKER'S MARK A FIGURE, POSSIBLY ATTRIBUTED TO JONAS GUTSCHE

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A DUTCH SILVER EWER
THE HAGUE, 1660, MAKER'S MARK A FIGURE, POSSIBLY ATTRIBUTED TO JONAS GUTSCHE
Baluster and on spreading foot, chased with foliage, the shoulder further chased with putti, with scrolling handle, marked on spout and under foot
19 1/4 in. (49 cm.) high
56 oz. 9 dwt. (1,756 gr.)

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Lot Essay

Jonas Gutsche (1624-c.1671) was German born and is recorded as a master of the silversmiths' guild in The Hague in 1657. A ewer of 1670 from the Hague, also attributed to Gutsche, is in the Rijksmuseum (no. BK-1963-62-B) and was exhibited Utrecht, July - September 1936, no. 157. Gutsche was also an accomplished sculptor, as demonstrated by the figural stem of the cup he made in 1670 for St. Luke's Guild of the Hague (J.W. Frederiks, Dutch Silver, Embossed Ecclesiastical and Secular Plates from the Renaissance to the End of the 18th Century, The Hague, 1961, vol. 4, p. 50, no. 100, pl. 114).

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