Waterpot c. 1725

This small, silver "Waterpot" was crafted by Frederik van (I) Strant, a Dutch silversmith, around 1725. The vessel's simple design and smooth, rounded form are characteristic of Dutch silverwork from this period. The piece stands approximately 3.2 cm tall and has a diameter of 3.6 cm, making it a delicate yet beautifully crafted object. The handle is a simple loop, and the vessel’s body is crafted with a smooth and flowing, elegant shape. This tiny piece of Dutch silverware is a testament to the craftsmanship of its time, showcasing a refined aesthetic and a focus on functionality.