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Chest

Willem Langebeke

silver, wood, mother-of-pearl; carved

1771

20.4 cm width

Inscription/Mark: axe, later control mark (each canister is struck on the base (3))
Inscription/Mark: double headed eagle above a letter 'H'; town mark of Middelburg and date letter for 1771 (each canister is struck on the base (3))
Maker's mark: 'WL' flanking a chalice, for Willem Langebeke (each canister is struck on the base (3))

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Place of Creation: Middelburg

WA2013.1.344.1

Wooden chest with silver feet, lock-plate and flower handle, retaining its key. The sides and hinged lid are inlaid with buildings in landscapes, the windows made of mother-of-pearl. The chest has three compartments, each containing a silver tea canister with a foliate top. On two of these the foliate top detaches revealing a hole, on the third the whole lid is hinged.

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Bequeathed by Michael Wellby, 2012.

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