Stamper van brons met nodus 1676

This bronze pestle, crafted by Gerhard Schimmel in 1676, is a testament to the skilled craftsmanship of the 17th century. The pestle, measuring 27.5 cm in length, features a smooth, rounded head and a central bulge that provides a secure grip. The smooth, polished surface of the bronze is typical of the period and reflects a sense of functionality and elegance. Its simple design and robust form suggest its intended use in a pharmaceutical or alchemical setting, highlighting the importance of these practices in the era.