19th-century Flemish mother-of-pearl shell carving of fisherwoman

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Rare 19th-century Flemish carved mother-of-pearl shell depicting a fisherwoman gracefully holding her net against the backdrop of tempestuous seas.

This intricately carved scene serves as a poignant souvenir from Ostende, showcasing the coastal town's maritime essence. The exquisite craftsmanship is evident in the delicate details of the carving, capturing the fluidity of the sea, the resilience of the fisherwoman, and the overall atmospheric drama.
This shell stands as a testament to the exceptional skill of the 19th-century artisan, presenting a unique and finely crafted memento of the maritime life in Ostende.

106 g
11 cm tall
10 cm wide
2.5 cm thick

Very good antique condition. Small chips and wear to edge, please see photos.

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Rare 19th-century Flemish carved mother-of-pearl shell depicting a fisherwoman gracefully holding her net against the backdrop of tempestuous seas.

This intricately carved scene serves as a poignant souvenir from Ostende, showcasing the coastal town's maritime essence. The exquisite craftsmanship is evident in the delicate details of the carving, capturing the fluidity of the sea, the resilience of the fisherwoman, and the overall atmospheric drama.
This shell stands as a testament to the exceptional skill of the 19th-century artisan, presenting a unique and finely crafted memento of the maritime life in Ostende.

106 g
11 cm tall
10 cm wide
2.5 cm thick

Very good antique condition. Small chips and wear to edge, please see photos.

Rare 19th-century Flemish carved mother-of-pearl shell depicting a fisherwoman gracefully holding her net against the backdrop of tempestuous seas.

This intricately carved scene serves as a poignant souvenir from Ostende, showcasing the coastal town's maritime essence. The exquisite craftsmanship is evident in the delicate details of the carving, capturing the fluidity of the sea, the resilience of the fisherwoman, and the overall atmospheric drama.
This shell stands as a testament to the exceptional skill of the 19th-century artisan, presenting a unique and finely crafted memento of the maritime life in Ostende.

106 g
11 cm tall
10 cm wide
2.5 cm thick

Very good antique condition. Small chips and wear to edge, please see photos.

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