Jacob J. Roosjen SRI
Silver
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Associated literature:
-E. Voet Jr., Merken van Haagsche Goud- en Zilversmeden, Den Haag, 1941
-R.J. Baarsen, Meubelen en zilver op tentoonstelling, Edele eenvoud, Neo-classicisme in Nederland 1765-1800, exh. Frans Halsmuseum, Haarlem, 1989
Provenance:
-Premsela & Hamburger, Amsterdam, voor 1940
-Robert May, Amsterdam, 1950
-Vermoedelijk Premsela & Hamburger, Amsterdam, circa 1962
-Particuliere collectie Nederland
-E. Voet Jr., Merken van Haagsche Goud- en Zilversmeden, Den Haag, 1941
-R.J. Baarsen, Meubelen en zilver op tentoonstelling, Edele eenvoud, Neo-classicisme in Nederland 1765-1800, exh. Frans Halsmuseum, Haarlem, 1989
Provenance:
-Premsela & Hamburger, Amsterdam, voor 1940
-Robert May, Amsterdam, 1950
-Vermoedelijk Premsela & Hamburger, Amsterdam, circa 1962
-Particuliere collectie Nederland
A pair of Dutch silver casters, Engelbart (Engelbrecht) Joosten Sr., The Hague, 1777
The large baluster-shaped sugar casters are decorated with cable borders on the circular base, the body, and the detachable high-domed cover. A drapery is applied to the body, with its ends flaring outward. The high-domed cover is pierced and engraved with flower heads and has a bell-shaped finial. Fully marked on the rims of the cover. Also struck on the underside of the base with the 1795 assay mark for Delft.
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