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Salt cellar in the form of a fountain, decorated with a dancing female figure
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Salt cellar in the form of a fountain, decorated with a dancing female figure

Johannes van der Lely · c. 1725 · silver (metal)

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Pair of salt cellars. Silver. Leeuwarden, c. 1725, by Johannes van der Lely.

Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam’s own description
Subjects
salt (condiment vessel)woman dancing alone
Credit lineZoutvat in de vorm van een fontein, versierd met een dansende vrouwenfiguur. c. 1725. Johannes van der Lely. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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