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Title: Sugar Caster (one of a pair)
Artist: Monogrammist CO
Physical Description: This sugar caster consists of an octagonal body topped by a domed lid. The body stands on a molded, octagonal base with alternating concave sides, a design carried through the rest of the body and the lid. The lid is pierced with geometric and floral patterns that alternate on each facet, and is surmounted by a rounded finial. The tall, slender proportions of the caster are counterbalanced by the horizontal moldings that decorate the base, body and lid. An unidentified coat of arms appears on the body of the caster.
Artist Life Dates: active 1739-1742
Century: 18th century
Object Creation Date: 1739
Accession Number: 1966/2.6
Medium and Support: silver
relevance: rank 15.17649
Secondary Keywords: casters (vessels); condiment vessels; containers; containers by function or context; containers for serving and consuming food; culinary containers; descriptors; design elements; europe (continent); european; european styles and periods; geographic and political locations; metalwork; netherlands (nation); object genres; object genres by material; objects we use; people and culture; renaissance-baroque styles and periods; south holland (province); styles and periods; styles and periods by region; vessels for serving and consuming food

Title: Sugar Caster (one of a pair)
Artist: Monogrammist CO
Physical Description: This sugar caster consists of an octagonal body topped by a domed lid. The body stands on a molded, octagonal base with alternating concave sides, a design carried through the rest of the body and the lid. The lid is pierced with geometric and floral patterns that alternate on each facet, and is surmounted by a rounded finial. The tall, slender proportions of the caster are counterbalanced by the horizontal moldings that decorate the base, body and lid. An unidentified coat of arms appears on the body of the caster.
Artist Life Dates: active 1739-1742
Century: 18th century
Object Creation Date: 1739
Accession Number: 1966/2.5
Medium and Support: silver
relevance: rank 15.17649
Secondary Keywords: casters (vessels); condiment vessels; containers; containers by function or context; containers for serving and consuming food; culinary containers; descriptors; design elements; europe (continent); european; european styles and periods; geographic and political locations; metalwork; netherlands (nation); object genres; object genres by material; objects we use; people and culture; renaissance-baroque styles and periods; south holland (province); styles and periods; styles and periods by region; vessels for serving and consuming food

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Title: Moulins Hollande
Artist: Johan Barthold Jongkind
Physical Description: Paper size: lh 16 7/10cm & rh 16 3/5cm x tw 25 1/5cm & bw 25 1/10cm. Plate size: lh 14 3/10cm & rh 14 2/5cm x tw 19 2/5cm & bw 19 3/5cm. Image size: h 13 7/10cm x tw 18 9/10cm & bw 19cm.
Artist Life Dates: 1819-1891
Accession Number: 2008/2.368
Medium and Support: etching on beige laid paper
relevance: rank 14.61192
Secondary Keywords: buildings and the land; descriptors; europe (continent); factories; factories by power source; geographic and political locations; image-making processes and techniques; industrial buildings; industrial structures; intaglio printing processes; netherlands (nation); printing and printing processes and techniques; printing processes; processes and techniques; processes and techniques by specific type; single built works; single built works by function; single built works by specific type; south holland (province)

Title: Panel of Ornament with Two Sirens
Artist: Lucas Van Leyden
Physical Description: This print depicts an ornamental design. The central axis of the design is composed of a fanciful stand with a nude winged boy holding a trident, seen from the back, seated on the top. A pair of sirens holding small banners flank the base, and a pair of hybrid sphinx-like creatures perch near the top. The letter "L" appears in the center of the stand and the date "1528" is inscribed in the base.
Artist Life Dates: 1494-1533
Century: 16th century
Object Creation Date: 1528
Accession Number: 1960/2.134
Medium and Support: engraving on paper
relevance: rank 14.23087
Secondary Keywords: transfer method; animals and creatures; descriptors; design elements; engraving (printing process); europe (continent); geographic and political locations; image-making processes and techniques; intaglio printing processes; intaglio prints; legendary creatures; motifs; netherlands (nation); object genres; object genres by function; objects we use; printing; printing and printing processes and techniques; printing processes; prints; prints by process; prints by process or technique; processes and techniques; processes and techniques by specific type; south holland (province); visual works; visual works by medium or technique

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