Spice Container in the Shape of the Tower of Saint John’s Cathedral in Den Bosch
According to the poem inscribed on this tower, during the negotiations of Den Bosch’s surrender, Pieter Jansen of Vlissingen (Flushing) raised an orange flag on the Den Bosch cathedral’s spire. As a reward he is given a sum of money and this spice container, commissioned by the
proud city of Vlissingen (Flushing). The lines of verse praise Frederick Henry as the ‘conqueror’ of Den Bosch, which is why his armorial bearings adorn the tower.
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Spice Container in the Shape of the Tower of Saint John’s Cathedral in Den Bosch
According to the poem inscribed on this tower, during the negotiations of Den Bosch’s surrender, Pieter Jansen of Vlissingen (Flushing) raised an orange flag on the Den Bosch cathedral’s spire. As a reward he is given a sum of money and this spice container, commissioned by the
proud city of Vlissingen (Flushing). The lines of verse praise Frederick Henry as the ‘conqueror’ of Den Bosch, which is why his armorial bearings adorn the tower.
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According to the poem inscribe ...... rial bearings adorn the tower.
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Volgens het gedicht op deze to ...... pen prijkt daarom op de toren.
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NG-NM-5321
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Rijksmuseum
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title
Specerijenbus in de vorm van de toren van de Sint-Jan van Den Bosch
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Spice Container in the Shape of the Tower of Saint John’s Cathedral in Den Bosch
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created
1629
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1629
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extent
diameter 10.6 cm
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gewicht 628 gr
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height 38.6 cm
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hoogte 38,6 cm
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voet diameter 10,6 cm
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weight 628 gr
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Collectie: Varia 17e eeuw
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Collectie: edele metalen
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temporal
second quarter 17th century
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tweede kwart 17e eeuw
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