Standaard van het hoofdstel van het paard Alice dat op 12 augustus 1831 door de prins van Oranje werd bereden by Anonymous

Standaard van het hoofdstel van het paard Alice dat op 12 augustus 1831 door de prins van Oranje werd bereden Possibly 1831 - 1838

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This black wooden stand, likely from the 1830s, is a piece of royal history. It was used to display the bridle of the horse Alice, which was ridden by Prince Willem of Orange, the future King Willem II of the Netherlands, on August 12, 1831. The stand's elegant design features a tall, slender shaft with a series of decorative knobs, culminating in a circular top where the bridle would have been placed. This stand is now part of the Rijksmuseum's collection, offering a glimpse into the Dutch royal family's equestrian traditions during the early 19th century.

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