Domestic Object Collection
"Captivating Domestic Objects: A Glimpse into the Past" Mirror case (valve de miroir) in elegant ivory, reflecting timeless beauty
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"Captivating Domestic Objects: A Glimpse into the Past" Mirror case (valve de miroir) in elegant ivory, reflecting timeless beauty. Delicate ceramic Posset pot cover from 1675-1725, preserving history with its intricate design. Step back in time with a candle-snuffer stand and extinguisher made of exquisite silver in 1688-89. Admire the craftsmanship of a carved mirror case cover from Paris, dating back to c. 1310-20, crafted delicately from ivory. Two plate-buckets adorned with brass and mahogany handles, showcasing practicality and style combined. Immerse yourself in a falconing party through an enchanting mirror case from 1330-60, capturing moments frozen in time. These domestic objects offer glimpses into different eras and cultures – each telling its own unique story through their materials, designs, and historical significance. From the opulence of ivory mirror cases to the functionality of ceramic posset pot covers, these artifacts transport us to bygone times where elegance met utility. The mirror cases' valve de miroir feature not only served as protection but also added sophistication to any vanity or dressing table it graced. Meanwhile, ceramic posset pot covers offered both decorative appeal and practical use for serving warm beverages during social gatherings. The candle-snuffer stand with snuffer and extinguisher showcases the attention given to even mundane tasks like extinguishing candles while adding an element of luxury with its silver construction. A true marvel is found within the intricately carved mirror case cover originating from Paris centuries ago – a testament to masterful artistry that has stood the test of time. Plate-buckets featuring arched carrying handles made from brass & mahogany exemplify functional yet stylish storage solutions for dining areas or kitchens throughout history.