Tinnen bord met een weinig gewelfde bodem, een smal boord met een opstaand profieltje en een sierrand c. 1590 - 1596

This pewter plate, or "tinnen bord," is a still life by Aelbert (AC) Claesz from c. 1590-1596. The composition depicts a plate, two candlesticks, a spoon, and a knife, arranged in a simple yet symmetrical manner. The use of pewter, a common metal during the period, speaks to Claesz's interest in capturing everyday objects. Though the subject matter is straightforward, the artist's meticulous rendering of light and texture on the pewter surfaces creates a sense of depth and realism. This work exemplifies Claesz's early style, a precursor to his later mastery of still life painting.