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This Danish bratina was crafted by Johan Albertus Schiotz in Aarhus between 1759 and 1760.
The object features a small, cylindrical form with a smooth exterior, typical of Danish Rococo silverware from the 18th century.
- Marks: Master mark, date letter (1759–1760).
- Dimensions: Height 4.9 cm, diameter at rim 6.5 cm.
- Weight: 45 grams.
- Condition: Excellent.
- Art-historical context: Bratinas like this were used in Danish households for serving wine or liqueur. The Rococo style is characterized by elegance and refinement.

Deze Deense bratina is vervaardigd door Johan Albertus Schiotz in Aarhus tussen 1759 en 1760. Het object vertoont een kleine, cilindrische vorm met een gladde buitenkant, typisch voor Deense Rococo-zilverwerken uit de 18e eeuw.
- Merken: Meesterteken, jaarletter (1759–1760).
- Afmetingen: Hoogte 4,9 cm, diameter rand 6,5 cm.
- Gewicht: 45 gram.
- Staat: Uitstekend.
- Kunsthistorische context: Bratina’s als deze werden gebruikt in Deense huishoudens voor het serveren van wijn of likeur. De Rococo-stijl kenmerkt zich door elegantie en verfijning.

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Cup - .830 silver - Bratina

1750-1800 - Denmark -  

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A Danish bratina in .830 silver, made in Aarhus by Johan Albertus Schiotz between 1759 and 1760, with a cylindrical form in Rococo style, and measuring 5 cm high, 6 cm in diameter, and weighing 44 g.

Cup - .830 silver - Bratina

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A Danish bratina in .830 silver, made in Aarhus by Johan Albertus Schiotz between 1759 and 1760, with a cylindrical form in Rococo style, and measuring 5 cm high, 6 cm in diameter, and weighing 44 g.

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