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Bakker family, seven items

In Auctions 31 - 17- 21 June 2024

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(1) Letterpress diploma of Amsterdam University, sheet size 44 x 54 cm, filled out in pen to Cornelis Bakker, dated 20 Dec. 1823, w. wax seal and signatures of J. van Lennep and C. Ricken. Folded. (2) "Ter gedachtenis der 25 Jarige Evangelie Bediening van den WelEerwaarden Heer C. Bakker. Purmerende 13 Maart 1856". Circular porcelain box w. gilt-lettered lid, Ø12.5 cm. Gilding partly rubbed away. (3) Album amicorum of Cato (Catharina Renske) Bakker, w. her business card loosely inserted, contributions dated 1886-1891 and written in Purmerend, Bergen op Zoom and De Rijp, mounted col. lithogr. plates and a few drawings, orig. cl. w. clasp. (4) Orig. death announcement for Cato Bakker. (5) Letterpress card announcing a lecture by C. Bakker in 1828. (6) Portrait of a lady in gouache on panel. (7) Framed portrait of a gentleman in black and white chalk. Added: an album amicorum w. 17 contributions dated 1841-1852, written in Bergen op Zoom, Schiedam and other places, containing embroideries, mounted plates and 1 drawing, loosely inserted in green gilt mor. book-shaped box, in cardboard slipcase. (total 8)
(1) Letterpress diploma of Amsterdam University, sheet size 44 x 54 cm, filled out in pen to Cornelis Bakker, dated 20 Dec. 1823, w. wax seal and signatures of J. van Lennep and C. Ricken. Folded. (2) "Ter gedachtenis der 25 Jarige Evangelie Bediening van den WelEerwaarden Heer C. Bakker. Purmerende 13 Maart 1856". Circular porcelain box w. gilt-lettered lid, Ø12.5 cm. Gilding partly rubbed away. (3) Album amicorum of Cato (Catharina Renske) Bakker, w. her business card loosely inserted, contributions dated 1886-1891 and written in Purmerend, Bergen op Zoom and De Rijp, mounted col. lithogr. plates and a few drawings, orig. cl. w. clasp. (4) Orig. death announcement for Cato Bakker. (5) Letterpress card announcing a lecture by C. Bakker in 1828. (6) Portrait of a lady in gouache on panel. (7) Framed portrait of a gentleman in black and white chalk. Added: an album amicorum w. 17 contributions dated 1841-1852, written in Bergen op Zoom, Schiedam and other places, containing embroideries, mounted plates and 1 drawing, loosely inserted in green gilt mor. book-shaped box, in cardboard slipcase. (total 8)

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