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Title salt cellar
Material and technique Glass, Venetian-style, applique
Object type
Salt cellar > Salt set > Pepper and salt set > Set > Tableware > Kitchen and household > Utensil
Location This object is in storage
Dimensions Height 16 cm
Diameter 9 cm
Artists Glass blower: Anoniem
Accession number F 10291 (KN&V)
Credits Gift H.E. Henkes, 1995
Department Applied Arts & Design
Acquisition date 1995
Creation date in 1600 - 1700
Material
Object
Technique
Venetian-style > Glass blowing techniques > Glass technique > Technique > Material and technique
Applique > Appliqued > Covering surfaces > General technique > Technique > Material and technique
Applique > Appliqued > Covering surfaces > General technique > Technique > Material and technique
Geographical origin The Netherlands > Western Europe > Europe
Archeological Find Delft > South Holland > The Netherlands > Western Europe > Europe

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