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  • This is a <i>Steinkabinett</i> box by Johann Christian Neuber (1736-1808), court goldsmith at Dresden. It is composed of 77 numbered specimens of minerals from Saxony, a geological museum for the pocket or the table. Inside in a booklet is a list of the stones with their places of origin. As an advertisement for similar boxes by Neuber stated in 1786: ‘The stones are all numbered, none appears twice, and a small accompanying list details their names. In this way luxury, taste and science are united’. The ‘pearls’ are characteristic of Neuber. They will never chip because they are made of rock crystal and completely flat, the illusion of roundness created because they are carved underneath in the shape of a dome painted in silver. (en)
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