Nautilus shell with sliced vines, with accompanying holder., Cornelis Bellekin, 1650 - 1700 A nautilus shell decorated with vines cut from the cloak around the walls and four concentric ovals on the bottom. From the thickness around the navel, two women's heads resting in a rosette were saved. Signed CBF (Cornelis Bellekin Fecit). Northern Netherlands, second half of the 17th century. With accompanying holder. Amsterdam mother of pearl A nautilus shell decorated with vines cut from the cloak around the walls and four concentric ovals on the bottom. From the thickness around the navel, two wome

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Nautilus shell with sliced vines, with accompanying holder., Cornelis Bellekin, 1650 - 1700 A nautilus shell decorated with vines cut from the cloak around the walls and four concentric ovals on the bottom. From the thickness around the navel, two women's heads resting in a rosette were saved. Signed CBF (Cornelis Bellekin Fecit). Northern Netherlands, second half of the 17th century. With accompanying holder. Amsterdam mother of pearl A nautilus shell decorated with vines cut from the cloak around the walls and four concentric ovals on the bottom. From the thickness around the navel, two women's heads resting in a rosette were saved. Signed CBF (Cornelis Bellekin Fecit). Northern Netherlands, second half of the 17th century. With accompanying holder. Amsterdam mother of pearl