Set of Three Dutch Wooden Butter Vessels – 19th Century, circa 60 cm
€ 120,00
A group of three traditional Dutch wooden butter vessels, dating from the 19th century. Constructed from vertical wooden staves secured with iron bands, the pieces retain their characteristic lids and fittings and display an attractive aged surface from prolonged use.
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A set of three 19th-century Dutch wooden vessels traditionally used in the preparation and storage of butter. Each is constructed from vertical wooden staves secured by broad iron bands, with individual variations in form and fittings.
Approximately 60 cm high, the vessels retain a strong utilitarian character, with naturally aged timber, darkened ironwork and visible traces of generations of use.
Condition
Antique condition consistent with age and utilitarian use. The wood displays surface wear, staining, old cracks and separation between some staves. The iron bands show oxidation and aged patination. Please refer to the photographs for the individual condition of each piece.
Technical Details
Origin: Netherlands
Period: 19th century
Date: circa 1800–1900
Type: Butter vessels / dairy utensils
Material: Wood and iron
Construction: Wooden staves secured with iron bands
Height: approx. 60 cm
Quantity: Set of three
Condition: Antique condition with age-related wear
| Condition | Good |
|---|---|
| Material | Metal, Wood |
| Origin | Netherlands |
| Period | 1850-1900 |
| Style | Folk |
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