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Rombout DAUW THE ELDER (1665-1746). A Belgian Louvain 18th-century silver crown for a religious sculpture, probably intended for a statue of the Virgin Mary. Leuven, dated 1734. Engraved with the inscription "Hoort toe aen de kercke van S. Mertens" and the date 1734. Bearing four silver hallmarks, including the crowned coat of arms and crowned key of Leuven, a crowned letter D and a bee in an oval, the maker's mark of Rombout Dauw the Elder. The hallmarks correspond to those found on the 18th-century section of the collar of the Saint James Guild of Leuven, attributed to Rombout Dauw the Elder and preserved in the collection of M Leuven, inv. B/VIII/4. Provenance: Ex-collection of Professor Jan Karel Steppe (1918-2009): Belgian Art Historian and Collector, Ghent. H: 9 - W: 16 cm
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