Charles de Snerck trade card
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Type of record: Archive
Title: Charles de Snerck trade card
Classmark: MS 2241/4/1/148
Creator(s): Charles de Snerck; G. Jacqmain & Van de Steene
Site Location(s): Based in - Ghent, Flanders, Belgium, Europe( 51.05, 3.71667 )
Date(s): 1840-1865
Size and medium: 1 trade card
Manifest: https://iiif.library.leeds.ac.uk/presentation/cc/jzx5ldyx
Persistent link: https://explore.library.leeds.ac.uk/special-collections-explore/718588
Collection group(s): Art and Antique Market | John Evan Bedford Library of Furniture History
Description
Pictorial 19th century chromolithographed trade card of Charles de Snerck depicting man in centre holding weaving reed and rope beehive, stepping out of metal cylinder with decorative metalwork flourishes. Trader details in a variety of typefaces in two frames. Enamelled card or carte porcelaine. Remains of previous blue paper mount and glue present on reverse.
Flemish-Dutch and French transcription: CH. DE SNERCK Fabricant DE ROSEAUX & PEIGNES A TISSER EN ACIER & EN CUIVRE, à des prix très modiques. Fossé des Corroyeurs, No 18, GAND. CH. DE SNERCK Fabrikant IN STALE EN KOPERE. WEEF-RIETEN EN KAMMEN aen seer geringe peyrei Plotters-Gracht, No 18. GEND. Lith. de G. Jacqmain & Van de Steene, ruebasse, 3.à Gand.
English translation: CHARLES DE SNERCK. Manufacturer of weaving reeds and combs made of steel and copper, at very modest prices. No 18, Fossé des Corroyeurs, Ghent. Lithography by G. Jacqmain and Van de Steene, 3 rue Basse, Ghent.
Physical characteristics
Technique: chromolithograph
Medium: print
Support: carte porcelaine
Object: width 115mm height 76mm
Access and usage
Reproduction
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