Applied Arts Of Europe Collection
The applied arts of Europe showcase a rich tapestry of creativity and craftsmanship spanning centuries
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The applied arts of Europe showcase a rich tapestry of creativity and craftsmanship spanning centuries. From the exquisite Wallpaper Panel from France in the early 19th century, its creator unknown, to the enigmatic Cased Colt Dragoon Model 1848 Revolver crafted in England during 1848-68 by an anonymous artisan, these objects captivate with their beauty and mystery. One cannot overlook the intricately designed Snuff Box from Meissen dating back to around 1740. Crafted by Christoph Conrad Hunger, this small yet ornate masterpiece reflects the opulence of its time. Equally impressive is the Wheellock Rifle from Nuremberg in 1600, skillfully created by Rudolf Danner. Its elegant design and functionality speak volumes about European craftsmanship. Moving on to snuff bottles from China's Qing dynasty (1644-1911), we encounter a series of captivating creations that demonstrate both artistic finesse and cultural significance. The Snuff Bottle with Equestrian Bannerman with Flag showcases intricate details from between 1800-1900 while another bottle depicts Fishermen amidst serene landscapes during 1740-1800. Further exploring this art form reveals a Gourd-Shaped Snuff Bottle adorned with delicate motifs hailing from between 1740-1800. Another striking example is the Melon-Shaped Snuff Bottle featuring a playful squirrel amidst fruiting branches during the Qing dynasty (1800-1900). Continuing our journey through time brings us to a Tree-Shaped Snuff Bottle depicting a hawk and bear dating back to between 1850-1900—a testament to both artistic talent and storytelling prowess within Chinese culture. Lastly, we encounter a Spade-Shaped Snuff Bottle boasting mock ox-head handles originating from between1789 -1889—an embodiment of elegance combined with practicality. These applied arts pieces offer glimpses into different eras and regions—each one a testament to the creativity and skill of their unknown creators.