Bottle c. 1680 - 1690
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This 17th-century bottle, crafted from dark green glass, showcases intricate etched designs. It’s a prime example of glassblowing techniques from the period, with its rounded body and slender neck. The bottle is housed in the Rijksmuseum and is a fascinating relic of Dutch glassmaking history. The etched designs likely served as decoration or perhaps even as a mark of the maker.
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rijksmuseum over 1 year ago
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The inscription translates as: ‘Vain curiosity is annoying’. In an inscription on the base, Van Heemskerk apologizes for the fact that his hand is no longer so steady; he is old.
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