Brandewijnskom van zilver op lage, ronde, onversierde cuppa met twee horizontale uitgezaagde oren. Vals. 1746

This 1746 silver caudle cup, crafted by Jan Verdoes, is a fine example of Dutch silverware. The cup's simple, rounded form is accentuated by two elaborately pierced handles, creating a delicate contrast. These handles, with their intricate geometric designs, are a characteristic feature of Dutch silverwork from this period. The cup's small size and elegant form likely made it a cherished object for both practical and decorative use.