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A very large 18th century brass inscribed dish.
With a diameter of just over 18 inches, this exceptionally large dish is almost certainly Dutch. It has a twisted rope rim and the pressed decoration typical of 17th and 18th century alms dishes and wall sconces with flowers fruit and hearts.
Centrally it has a coronet and below is inscribed "Antie Geerots 1762" - Antie is a Dutch word meaning a woman of authority. It may well be earlier than this date and inscribed in memory. It has a twisted brass wire on which to hang it.
18 inches diameter.
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