Bakje om kroontjespennen in weg te zetten, gebruikt door Dr. W. Drees 1910

This small, clear glass container, dating back to 1910, is a simple yet historically significant object. Used by Dr. W. Drees, a prominent figure in Dutch history, for storing pen nibs, it offers a glimpse into the everyday life of a prominent figure. The object's modest size and utilitarian function highlight the importance of preserving even the seemingly insignificant artifacts of the past. The container, currently held at the Rijksmuseum, serves as a testament to the power of everyday objects to connect us to our historical heritage.