Zegelstempel en contrazegelstempel met wapen van Cornelis Lampsins 1671

This ivory seal, created in 1671 by an unknown artist, is a testament to the craftsmanship of the 17th century. It belonged to Cornelis Lampsins and features a decorative pattern of concentric circles and a knob. The intricate carving showcases the skill of the anonymous artist and serves as a reminder of the importance of seals during that time. The seal's small size, measuring only 5.5 cm in diameter, suggests it was used for personal or official correspondence. Its simple design and functionality highlight the practical application of art in everyday life during this period.