Vouwwaaier met dubbel blad van batist waarop met gouache takken appelbloesem zijn geschilderd, op een montuur van gesneden en gedeeltelijk geschilderd parelmoer, voorzien van metalen (zilveren?) monogram M.S. c. 1890s
weduwewvanderhulst
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natural stone pattern
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egg art
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cake food
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jewelry design
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culinary art
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hand-embroidered
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stoneware
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watercolour bleed
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watercolour illustration
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watercolor
This delicate fan, crafted by the widow of W. van der Hulst in the late 19th century, features a double-leafed batist surface adorned with hand-painted gouache blossoms. The fan's elegant form is enhanced by its intricately carved and partially painted mother-of-pearl frame, while the delicate floral motif adds a touch of grace and beauty. The fan, measuring 60 cm in length and 32.5 cm in height, exemplifies the intricate craftsmanship and delicate beauty of 19th-century fan making.
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