Teapot 1758

This silver teapot, crafted by Fonger Douma in 1758, is a stunning example of Dutch silversmithing. The teapot is intricately decorated with repoussé work, a technique that involves hammering the metal from the back to create raised designs. The teapot's elaborate handle, spout, and lid are adorned with detailed floral and figural motifs. It's a testament to the craftsmanship and artistry of the period, showcasing the intricate details and skillful techniques of silverwork during the 18th century. The teapot is now part of the Rijksmuseum collection, highlighting the enduring significance of Dutch silver craftsmanship.