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A DUTCH POLYCHROME PAINTED CRADLE ON STAND

HINDELOOPEN, THE CRADLE 18TH CENTURY, THE STAND LATER

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A DUTCH POLYCHROME PAINTED CRADLE ON STAND
HINDELOOPEN, THE CRADLE 18TH CENTURY, THE STAND LATER
The pierced cresting with finials above four sides depicting the story of Salomon and the Queen of Sheba
The cradle 55 cm. high x 105 cm. wide x 56 cm. deep; the stand 39 cm. high x 66 cm. wide x 52 cm. deep
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Sabine Dalmeijer
Sabine Dalmeijer

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Hindeloopen, situated on the IJsselmeer in the province of Friesland, is known for its folk art, traditional costume and own language. The polychrome painted furniture was traditionally produced by the sailors who worked at home during the winter months. They bought the wood in Scandinavia where they had seen painted household utensils and furniture. In Amsterdam they had seen the colourful chitsen or sitsen imported by the V.O.C. These influences and the colours red, black and green dominated strongly in the production of the Hindelooper objects. Besides biblical scenes they used trees of life, griffins, birds and flowers as motifs.

A comparable Hindeloopen cradle was sold Christie's Amsterdam, The Dutch Interior. 1600-1830, 29 September 1999, Lot 699.