Onderdeel van een dwarsfluit c. 1750

This 18th-century case, crafted by Dutch maker Philip Borkens, showcases the meticulous craftsmanship of the era. The case, crafted from leather, was designed to hold and protect the sections of a transverse flute. The case's burgundy fabric exterior and off-white leather interior highlight the delicate nature of the instruments it housed. Such cases were essential for musicians of the period, ensuring the preservation and portability of these valuable instruments. The artwork is a testament to the artistry and practicality of the time.