Stamper van gietijzer 1591

This cast-iron stamper, created by Peeter van den (II) Ghein in 1591, is a testament to the craftsmanship of the 16th century. The simple yet elegant design of the stamper, characterized by its rounded head and cylindrical handle, reflects the practicality and functionality of the time. Cast iron, a material widely used in the era, lends a rustic aesthetic to the piece. While its exact purpose remains unknown, it is likely that the stamper was used for various tasks in a domestic or industrial setting.