Pipe case, Netherlands, ca. 1734

Descriptio Carved boxwood and engraved brass. Measurements: not provided. An interesting Dutch pipe case made around 1734, crafted from carved boxwood and embellished with engraved brass inlays. The piece exemplifies a type of personal item particularly valued in 18th-century Europe, where functionality, refined craftsmanship, and decorative taste were integrated into small objects intended for everyday use. It stands out for the quality of its workmanship, the nobility of the materials used, and the presence of the initials JCS, which distinguish the piece and reinforce its historical and collector value. Its meticulous craftsmanship and refined utilitarian character make it an attractive example of the decorative arts and material culture of the Netherlands during this period. Lot in international warehouse (within the EU). Intra-EU shipping: no import duties apply within the EU. An export permit from the country of origin may be required. Due to its age and history of use, this lot may show signs of wear and previous interventions. Unless explicitly stated otherwise, no specialized technical testing has been performed. The absence of any mention of restorations does not guarantee that none exist. You may request additional information before placing a bid. This does not affect the buyer’s statutory rights.

Schätzpreis:€1,500

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