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Historiska Tryck

27-årig antiksamlare. Framförallt barock och kinesiskt porslin. Här kan ni beskåda min samling.

Historiska Tryck startades ursprungligen som ett UF-företag på Fridagymnasiet i Vänersborg hösten 2013. Redan ifrån början hade Historiska Tryck som affärsidé att designa textilprodukter utifrån historiska kopparstick (antika etsningar). Designen är unik och skapar ett högre värde än enbart produkternas utseende, bakom varje produkt finns en historia. Genom att kombinera inredning/design med kulturarv får ni som kund en spännande "conversation piec" att dela med din familj, vänner och bekanta.

26/10/2025

When I saw this baroque knife earlier this year, I decided to make it my 30th birthday present. And today is the day. 🥳

The knife's handle is of ivory and it was probably made in Germany during the mid- or second half of the 17th century. The style of the carving shares many attributes with the works of Nikolaus Pfaff, one of the court artists of Rudolph II who made fantastic cups and sculptures of ivory and rhino horn in the early 1600s. Perhaps some inspiration was taken, we will never know...

Regardless, the carving is still an excellent example of the dominant style of its time.

If someone could identify the mark on the blade, it would highly appreciated!

06/06/2025

🍸"Glasses in a Basket" a Baroque-era still life by the Alsatian painter Sebastian Stoskopff from 1644.

✒️ From Stoskopff's Wikipedia articel:

"Still lifes depicting glassware had been pioneered by the painter Georg Flegel, but Stoskopff perfected the genre by concentrating essentially on the transparency and translucency. While [Glasses in Basket] depicts luxury glassware, other paintings sometimes depict ordinary drinking glasses. The broken glass alludes to the frailty of existence and serves as a Memento mori."

🖼 The oil painting can today be seen the Musée de l'Œuvre Notre-Dame of Strasbourg. Picture from Wikipedia Commons.

19/05/2025

🦌 Simple but beautiful Delftware dish from the first half of the 18th century depicting a deer in a very baroque-ish manner. English, Dutch or German? I can't tell (if you think you know, please leave a comment). It doesn't have any marks or signatures unfortunately.

03/05/2025

🗿Some of my favorite objects in the Kunstkammer. Enjoy them every day.

19/04/2025

🏰 During Easter, food serves an important role in the celebrations for most of us. Related to feasts are cutlery, once an art form that since have been forgotten. These works from the 16th-, 17th- and 18th century were originally highly prized status accesories equal to jewelry and fine clothing. Before the 18th century, previous to the use of silver services, people brought cutlery of their own to banquets, which gave rise to the manufacturing of artistically, extravagant works with a great variety, both in material and in design.

📸 All works are from the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.

18/04/2025

🐉 Vibrant blue and white Chinese bowl from the transition between the Ming- and Qing dynasty. Mid 17th century.

24/12/2024

God Jul! Merry Christmas! 🎅🦌🌲

Miniatyrskulptur av jungfru Maria med jesusbarn i buxbom. Från Flandern/södra Nederländerna och troligen tillverkad runt år 1600.

Eng: Miniature sculpture in boxwood depicting Virgin Mary and baby Jesus. Made in Flanders or southern Netherlands, probably from around year 1600.

29/09/2024

A few antique finds from the past couple of years:

-Various faience and European porcelain, 18th century. The ewer probably French, the blue saucer English.

-Two ivory frames, 18- or 19th century (I can't decide).

-Meissen teapot with a Japanese inspired Kakiemon decor, late 18th century (or first years of the 1800s).

-Blanc de chine liberation cup, Kangxi period (1662-1720).

31/12/2023

🎆 OBJECT OF THE YEAR 🎇

This years most exciting new item in the kunstkammer is a small but extremely rare amber sculpture made in Danzig or Königsberg during the 17th century. It was with all certainty placed on the top of a casket or other typ of small furniture. I have not figured out who is depicted, but it is probably a female saint resting next to a human skull, a Memento mori symbol meant to remind us about the afterlife.

As the sculpture on the top of the casket in the Rothschild collection suggests, my sculpture probably had an additional animal attached to it. That hypothesis strengthened by the fact that my sculpture has some bits of a chain left and that her right knee is cut away. My conclusion is that it belongs to a "slaughtered" casket, a casket in bad condition that some time during its existence was torn apart and the individual veneers and sculptures sold separatly. Perhaps it was then the sculpture got its silver foot.

The Rothschild casket is attributed to the circel of either Georg Schreiber (1614-1643) or Jacob Heise (d.1667) and to Königsberg around 1660. It is unfortunatly unlikely that my sculpture, with enough confidence, will ever be attributed to one of these masters, two of very few amber craftsmen known by name. Still a fascinating object though.

Im attaching another example from a smaller amber casket in Burg Trausnitz in Bavaria, which I recently visited.

Happy New Year!

24/12/2023

🎅 God jul! 🧑‍🎄

I år kom tomten med en oljemålning föreställande en tiggarkvinna efter förlaga av Jacques Callot (Frankrike, 1592-1635) från 1623. Målningen troligen från 1700-talet men möjligen tidigare. Kanske inte det mest upplyftande motivet men historiskt intressant då Callots verk präglades av hård realism, ovanligt i en tid då man gärna förskönade. Callot skildrade istället samhället från sin mörkare sida, såsom brutala krigsscener och dess offer som ofta slutade som just tiggare.

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🎅 Merry Christmas! 🧑‍🎄

"Beggar woman", Jacques Callot (1592-1635) 1623, after/follower of. Painting probably 18th century but could possibly be earlier.
Perhaps not the most upplifting motif, but significant from an art historically point of view with Callot's emphasis on hard realism.

/Jonathan

11/12/2023

Details from one of the best tapestries I'v ever seen. Originally a gift from Napoleon to the king of Bavaria, it was made in the Royal French tapestry factory around year 1800. The motif is designed by Alexandre-François Desportes (1661-1743). It is today exhibited at Bayerisches Nationalmuseum.

05/11/2023

📣 Save the date!

🗣 Snart är det dags för min föreläsning på i Stockholm på ämnet "Konstkammaren & kuriosakabinettet -Furstliga samlingar som samlade världen". Spika onsdagen den 8:e november kl 18:30 och häng med in i konstkammarens unika värld. Föreläsningen består av det mest intressanta historierna från mina konstkammar-resor och det bästa från mitt projekt .

🗿 Spännande historier om föremål, konstverk, platser och levnadsöden varvas med möjligheten att studera föremål på plats.

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