Vork met in reliëf geëmailleerde bloemen en een figuur in een landschap c. 1650

This anonymous 17th-century fork is a remarkable example of enameled metalwork. The handle is decorated with a colorful scene depicting a figure standing in a landscape with flowers in relief. The delicate enamel work showcases the artistry of the unknown craftsman. This piece is a testament to the intricate craftsmanship and decorative techniques used in the 17th century, showcasing the interplay of gold, enamel, and the art of miniature painting. The fork is a unique example of a utilitarian object transformed into a work of art.