Tobacco box; Tobacco jar; The round pot has a separate lid. It slightly rejuvenates and is closed at the top by a wide; straight edge. Along the lower edge runs a cast; open-worked; wavy edge of C and S volutes and rocailles; interrupted by the three legs in the form of superimposed; cast leaf vines. The wall is fluted and decorated with a driven; ribbon-bound garland of bay leaves and berries; which is hung on a ring above each leg. The lid is made up of a low; convex; fluted section and a concave; high rising center piece with a driven decoration of three layers of laurel leaves laid on top of each other and with a flat top. A leaf calyx rests on it; from which a bouquet of cast flowers rises; which serves as a bud; ornament; festoon; garland; rocaille ornament; Johannes Schiotling; Amsterdam; 1776; silver (metal); h 20.1 cm x d 14.7 cm x w 7.6 gr