Casket (part of a toilet service) by William Fowle

Casket (part of a toilet service) 1683 - 1684

silver, metalwork-silver, sculpture

3d sculpting

3d model

3d rendering

silver

3d printed part

plastic material rendering

virtual 3d design

bird

flower

metalwork-silver

unrealistic statue

3d shape

sculpture

metallic object render

men

3d modeling

decorative-art

"Casket (part of a toilet service)" is a silver box created by William Fowle between 1683 and 1684. The octagonal box features engraved floral and bird motifs, and sits on four scrolled feet. This piece is a testament to Fowle's artistic skills, highlighting the intricate details and refined craftsmanship typical of English silverwork during the late 17th century. The piece, now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, is an example of a "toilet service" which contained a variety of items used for personal grooming and hygiene.