Dutch Lake oil painting by Jan Bakker (1879-1944) Serigraph In both directions pinions on

In both directions pinions on the shaft engaged with racks on the case to rotate the shaft to either push the blade forward against the stone or drag it against the strop

Crafted from red ceramic

In a professional heavy frame with special glass

one of a kind and can be used as a bowl or piece of art in front of a window to reflect the sunlight

Two old ceramic Calvados Bottles / Decanters / Vases signed Lisieux

Dutch Lake oil painting by Jan Bakker (1879-1944) Serigraph In both directions pinions onOil painting by realism painter Jan Bakker Schiedam 1879 1944 Voorburg Jan Bakker lived and worked in The Hague (1902 1904), Schiedam, De Werken and Sleeuwijk near Gorinchem until 1916. Then he settled on 3 February 1916 in Voorburg. He was a student of the Academy for Visual Arts in The Hague, under the direction of Frits Jansen and also became advice from W. B. Tholen. Water landscapes and the small towns on the big rivers were his favorite