Zoutvat, spitsovaal, met opengewerkte wand en parellijsten 1803

This silver salt cellar, created by Dutch silversmith Christiaan Mensink in 1803, features an openwork design and a deep blue glass insert. The piece, measuring just 8.4 cm high and 12.6 cm wide, showcases the intricate craftsmanship and elegant aesthetic of early 19th-century Dutch silverware. The salt cellar's delicate design and rich blue glass highlight the artistry of the period, demonstrating the skill and detail that characterized silverwork during this era. The openwork design allows for a glimpse of the blue glass insert, creating a visually appealing contrast between the silver and glass materials. This salt cellar is a testament to the artistry and refinement of Dutch silversmithing in the early 19th century.