Friedrich Jacob Morrison Jewelry Designs 1697 Coffee Mug
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The artwork titled "Designs for Jewelry" consists of a set of eight designs originally published in Vienna. These designs were intended for metalworkers and other artists to use as references or collect as prints. The draftsman, Friedrich Jacob Morrison, passed away around 1697, and this edition, engraved by Johann Andreas Pfeffel I and Christian Engelbrecht while he was still alive, predates the final edition. The designs include various decorations, such as a book cover with a small head of Christ, a bejeweled sword hilt, fans, pendants, and other jewelry. The date of these designs is before 1697.