A CONTINENTAL SILVER-GILT MOUNTED STONEWARE TANKARD
A CONTINENTAL SILVER-GILT MOUNTED STONEWARE TANKARD
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A CONTINENTAL SILVER-GILT MOUNTED STONEWARE TANKARD

PROBABLY GERMAN, LATE 16TH CENTURY, THE MOUNTS MAKER'S MARK ONLY, AD CONJOINED IN SHIELD-SHAPED CARTOUCHE

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A CONTINENTAL SILVER-GILT MOUNTED STONEWARE TANKARD
PROBABLY GERMAN, LATE 16TH CENTURY, THE MOUNTS MAKER'S MARK ONLY, AD CONJOINED IN SHIELD-SHAPED CARTOUCHE
The ovoid ceramic body applied with a frit ground to the exterior, on spreading foot applied with silver stiff foliage mount, applied at the lip with a narrow band engraved with birds, squirrels and hares pursued by hounds amongst foliage; the tubular scroll handle engraved on sides with panels of foliage amid strapwork, and at the shoulder with a winged caryatid, the hinged domed cover with cast bifurcated scroll thumbpiece, engraved with a band of satyr heads amid scrolling foliage centered by a scene of Venus rising from the waves, the interior of the cover with maker's mark
6 3⁄8 in. (16.2 cm.) high

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The vignette of Venus standing on the clam shell engraved on the tankard’s cover echoes the figure of Venus centering a 1520-61 design for a dagger sheath by German engraver and medalist Jacob Binck (c. 1500-1569) in The Elisha Whittelsey Collection at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (obj. no. 56.500.20).

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