Antiec hookah of the 17th - 18th centuries unique/collector Oostende

Considering the old appearance of the hookah parts, the significant darkening of the copper and bronze parts, the presence of Stamps on the brass (bronze) parts, the presence of the stamp "No.1" on the bottom of the reservoir and inscriptions on the body of the hookah base, all these elements confirm the presence of a certain history and significant age of this item. A similar hookah design was used in very old hookahs of the 17th - 18th centuries. It is important for me to identify this item and try to find out its history. It is also important to determine the age of this item, where and by whom it was made, taking into account the fact that it has the stamp No.1, which confirms the fact of its uniqueness as a leading example in a series that may not have taken place. Of particular interest is the inscription on the base, primitively pricked with a sharp object and apparently containing the rank and name of the owner of this item - "Ro..d Fater Gothard O.G.", on the opposite side of the base there is another inscription (I have not made out). These inscriptions were made not by the manufacturer, but by the owner of this object, apparently for inventory reference to the, which confirms the fact of its uniqueness as a leading example in a series that may not have taken place.

Collection unique/collector à vendre à Oostende ()