Ontwerpen voor een juwelenkist 1913

This 1913 pencil sketch by Dutch architect Mathieu Lauweriks is a design for a jewelry box. The drawing shows three views of the box, highlighting the intricate details of its design. The box features a domed lid and a cylindrical base, with a series of oval-shaped cutouts. Lauweriks, known for his work in the Arts and Crafts movement, aimed to create functional and aesthetically pleasing objects. This drawing reflects his interest in both form and craftsmanship, as evident in the precise details of the design. The inscription on the bottom indicates that the box was intended to be made by the Hagener Silberschmiede, a silversmithing company in Hagen, Westphalia.