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This one has beautiful ebony inlay and strong brass grips.
Pander is a little less famous in the Netherlands because they made all kinds of styles of which a lot is not very desirable. This one I really love.
It's made aroud 1910 I guess. Same era as my other items.
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Thanks AmberRose.
Wonderful! Love the detail and the inlay.
Thanks v50.
Thanks Bellin68 and epson233.
The brass tea braziers are made by Onder den Sint Maarten (Haarlem NL, 1902). Design J.C. Stoffels.
your very welcome Bazelmania :) and how are you today?
I'm fine thank you, how are you?
your very welcome Bazelmania :) im great its a new day:)
Super. It's 7 hours later up here and it is cold and rainy.
Thanks woman34.
Thanks walksoftly, officialfuel, blunderbuss2, ho2cultcha and austrohungaro !!!
wow what a stunner top pander!!!
Thank you. They made a lot of stuff that I absolutely can't appreciate, but this one is super.
Very nice cabinet. Do you know who designed this one? I have a dining table from Pander Hollandia with the same intarsia, maybe they belong together?
Thank you. I sadly don't know who designed this one. I think it was made together with other items. I've seen a low cabinet also with the same intarsia. Nice to know you have table.