Fles van olie- en azijnstel bestaande uit twee flessen van glas en een peperbus in een houder 1783

This clear glass oil and vinegar bottle, created by Dutch artist Jan Hendrik Middelhuysen in 1783, features an elegant, bulbous shape with a decorative, cut-glass pattern. The bottle is topped with a silver handle and a spout, making it both functional and visually appealing. The intricate detailing and craftsmanship showcase the artistry of the 18th century, and this piece would have been part of a larger set of bottles, showcasing the importance of table service in the era.