Object type: Nécessaire
Nécessaire
- Artist: Uidentifisert kunstner
- Creation date: Mellom 1733 og 1766
On display: Room 008 The Collection Exhibition - Systemising the world
About
- Creation date:
- Mellom 1733 og 1766
- Object type:
- Nécessaire
- Technique and material:
- Drevet og gravert sølv, slipt agat, stål
- Material:
- Sølv, Stål, Elfenben, Wood, Agat
- Dimensions:
- Length: 9.6 cm
- Thickness: 2.4 cm
- Width: 4.8 cm
- Keywords:
- Hygiene and toiletry, Decorative arts
- Classification:
- 326.85 - Sølvsmed, 410 - Redskaper og verktøy
- Style period:
- Rococco
- Production place:
- Nord-Europa
- Inventory no.:
- OK-08431
- Cataloguing level:
- Complex object/artwork
- Acquisition:
- Kjøpt 1910
- Owner and collection:
- Stiftelsen Kunstindustrimuseet, The Design Collections
- Photo:
- Larsen, Frode
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