Silver oil and vinegar set including shaker, J. Logerath I, The Hague, 1737

Museum-quality silver Louis XIV oil and vinegar cruet set – The Hague, 1737

Exceptional and museum-quality silver oil and vinegar cruet set in Louis XIV style, made in The Hague in 1737 by the renowned silversmith Johannes Logerath I (1726 - 1754). This refined ensemble is a rare and high-quality example of Dutch table silver from the early 18th century.

The set is characterized by the stately and symmetrical design language so typical of the Louis XIV period. The set is completed by a matching silver sugar caster, adorned with a beautifully engraved coat of arms, indicating an aristocratic or distinguished original owner.

Details:

• Origin: The Hague
• Silversmith: Johannes Logerath I
• Dating: 1737
• Style: Louis XIV
• Composition: Oil and vinegar cruet set with silver sugar caster
• Special features: Engraved coat of arms of the 7 Provinces on the sugar caster
• Total silver weight: 533 grams

An exceptional and collectible object of museum quality, ideal for enthusiasts of masterpieces in Dutch silver, aristocratic table silver, and 18th-century decorative arts.

Both stoppers of the crystal decanters are missing.

Total weight including crystal: 1579 grams.

Dimensions: 15 x 18 x 20 cm.