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Antique 17th century - 肉豆蔻刨丝器 (1) - .925 银
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Antique 17th century - 肉豆蔻刨丝器 (1) - .925 银

Antique 17th century sterling silver tubular nutmeg grater seamlessly blends functionality with historical charm. Crafted in England in 17th century, this exquisite item boasts a silver grater encased within its tube, while the removable lid is adorned with a meticulously hand-engraved Tudor rose. The tube itself features the palmettes decoration commonly found on small silver objects from the late 1600s, adding to its allure. Notably, while the silver remains unmarked, the base proudly carries the stamped maker's mark and is engraved with the initial letters E.A. Dimensions: Diameter x height: 2.5 x 6.1 cm Weight: 29.5 grams During the 17th century, nutmeg was highly coveted for its ability to enhance the flavor of food and drink, as well as its perceived medicinal and mystical properties. However, the Dutch controlled the entire nutmeg trade, importing it from their Dutch-owned Banda Islands in Indonesia at considerable expense. Such was the spice's importance that, in 1674, the Dutch agreed to trade the entire island of Manhattan (then known as New Amsterdam) for a small British island (Granada), where the British cultivated only a few nutmeg trees. Nutmeg's popularity soared, especially as a flavouring for "punch," wine, and ciders. Elite gentlemen of the time would carry a small silver grater in their vest pockets, containing their nutmeg supply—a display of both wealth and sophistication. Moving into the 18th and 19th centuries, nutmeg graters, along with nutmeg itself, became more widely available and were crafted from various materials, including tureen, enamel, ivory, brass, and gold. This marked a shift from the exclusive and rare nature of the earlier silver nutmeg graters, reflecting changing trends and accessibility in the production of these prized items. Condition: Minor signs of wear and tear, otherwise good condition overall. * All items are cleaned and inspected before being dispatched. * Item will be safely and securely packaged and shipped within one to two working days. * Please note: customs and import charges may apply for international buyers, bidders are responsible for any customs duties fees. * Shipping price includes express delivery service (one to two working days), full insurance, and packaging. * If the winning bidder decides to cancel the purchase, they will bear the risk, and cost of all shipping and return import duties of the seller.

编号 81659675

已不存在
Antique 17th century - 肉豆蔻刨丝器 (1) - .925 银

Antique 17th century - 肉豆蔻刨丝器 (1) - .925 银

Antique 17th century sterling silver tubular nutmeg grater seamlessly blends functionality with historical charm. Crafted in England in 17th century, this exquisite item boasts a silver grater encased within its tube, while the removable lid is adorned with a meticulously hand-engraved Tudor rose. The tube itself features the palmettes decoration commonly found on small silver objects from the late 1600s, adding to its allure.
Notably, while the silver remains unmarked, the base proudly carries the stamped maker's mark and is engraved with the initial letters E.A.

Dimensions:
Diameter x height: 2.5 x 6.1 cm
Weight: 29.5 grams

During the 17th century, nutmeg was highly coveted for its ability to enhance the flavor of food and drink, as well as its perceived medicinal and mystical properties. However, the Dutch controlled the entire nutmeg trade, importing it from their Dutch-owned Banda Islands in Indonesia at considerable expense. Such was the spice's importance that, in 1674, the Dutch agreed to trade the entire island of Manhattan (then known as New Amsterdam) for a small British island (Granada), where the British cultivated only a few nutmeg trees.

Nutmeg's popularity soared, especially as a flavouring for "punch," wine, and ciders. Elite gentlemen of the time would carry a small silver grater in their vest pockets, containing their nutmeg supply—a display of both wealth and sophistication.

Moving into the 18th and 19th centuries, nutmeg graters, along with nutmeg itself, became more widely available and were crafted from various materials, including tureen, enamel, ivory, brass, and gold. This marked a shift from the exclusive and rare nature of the earlier silver nutmeg graters, reflecting changing trends and accessibility in the production of these prized items.

Condition: Minor signs of wear and tear, otherwise good condition overall.

* All items are cleaned and inspected before being dispatched.
* Item will be safely and securely packaged and shipped within one to two working days.
* Please note: customs and import charges may apply for international buyers, bidders are responsible for any customs duties fees.
* Shipping price includes express delivery service (one to two working days), full insurance, and packaging.
* If the winning bidder decides to cancel the purchase, they will bear the risk, and cost of all shipping and return import duties of the seller.

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