Ewer and basin with the arms of Vlissingen 1608

This 1608 silver ewer and basin, by Dutch artist Jacques Bogaert, features the arms of the city of Vlissingen. The piece is a fine example of Dutch silverwork, displaying the intricate craftsmanship and detailed ornamentation typical of the period. The basin is a circular, shallow dish with a central raised area, surrounded by a wide rim. It's a striking piece of silverware that showcases the artistry of Dutch silversmiths during the early 17th century. The delicate ornamentation and heraldic symbol suggest this object likely served a ceremonial or decorative purpose within the city of Vlissingen.