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Body of powder horn (Germany, 16th century)

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Body of powder horn (Germany, 16th century)
Body of powder horn (Germany, 16th century) - Curiosities Style Renaissance Body of powder horn (Germany, 16th century) - Body of powder horn (Germany, 16th century) - Renaissance
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Period :
<= 16th century
Provenance :
Germany
Medium :
Deerhorn
Dimensions :
l. 4.33 inch X H. 6.3 inch | Ø 1.77 inch

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Body of powder horn (Germany, 16th century)

Charming Biblical scene of David and Bathsheba sculpted in deerhorn. King David plays his lyre under a balcony and sees Bathsheba bathing with her female attendant. All the rest is ... history.
Beautiful silky yellowish patina. Germany, mid 16th century.

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For non fragile objects we offer free shipment by post to maximum cost of 40 euro at the risk of the buyer.
For fragile and/or large/heavy objects we recommend the buyer to work with a shipping company at his cost.

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