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Oil cruet, belonging to a spice service.
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Oil cruet, belonging to a spice service.

Anthonie Grill · 1642 · casting; gild; drijven; gilding (material); silver (metal)

From the collection of Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.

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Oil can, belonging to a spice service. The oil can rests on a six-lobed foot upon which, above a narrow reeded rim, a diabolus-shaped intermediate piece is placed. Above this rises the body, shaped like a pine cone, decorated with drop-shaped protrusions. On the neck, which widens towards the top, is a multi-profiled hinged lid crowned by a knob in the shape of a pine cone. The can has a standing S-shaped handle decorated with reeding at the top and an S-shaped spout whose end is formed by a monster head with soft, lobe-like forms. Marked on the foot rim: city mark Amsterdam; year mark L = 1642; maker's mark ooievaar between AG.

Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam’s own description
Credit lineOliekan, behorend bij een specerijenservies.. 1642. Anthonie Grill. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.

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