Rare Antique Dutch Delft plate with carved edge early 18th Century, ex museum. Antique Dutch Delft blue and white plate withcarved edges. Diameter 26,2 cm. Provenance: the Bokma room of the Douwe Egberts Museum at Joure Friesland, with. If you have a question please ask. _gsrx_vers_1680 GS 9.8.3 (1680).
Rare English Late 17th to Early 18th C Delft Spill Vase – Chinese Style C 1680+. Presenting a Pair of Rare and Fascinating. Antique Blue and White Small Delft Chinoserie Spill Vases which I Believe are Probably English and Date to the Late 17th or Early 18th Century. Circa 1680+ Moulded in Form with Raised Relief Dark Blue Border with Peony Stem in Chinese Style with Fronds to Back. Measures 10 cm High Recessed Foot Rims with Kiln Marks on Bases. Good Antique Condition for Vast Age with a small chip to rim and fritting to glaze which is commensurate with age Display Beautifully. Get images that make Supersized seem small. Showcase your items with Auctiva’s.
Antique Rare Early Dutch Delft Maiolica Tile Dog Circa 1600 Polychrome. A very early rare Dutch Delft maiolica tile painted in many colours. Decorated with a dog mounted by an orange circel, a so called”Circle Tile. Circa 1600 – Very thick tile – Very good condition, only some glaze pitting. (please see pictures) no restorations. Mostly cheaper, it depends on the weight of the total. Considering I have to make a safe packet for you. If you want more information, don’t hesitate to contact me! Listing and template services provided by inkFrog.
Antique DELFT LIDDED VASE / GINGER JAR. PORCELAIN HIGH QUALITY PIECE. BRIGHT BLUE & WHITE COLOR SHADES. BY PETRUS REGOUT MAESTRICHT HOLLAND. ORIGINAL AND GUARANTEED AUTHENTIC. MARKED ON THE BOTTOM. THE LID ON LEFT VASE IS EXPERTISELY RESTORED. PICTURES ARE PART OF THE DESCRIPTION. TALL 17.3 INCHES / 44 CM. WIDE 7.1 INCHES / 18 CM. ALSO VISIT OUR STORE FOR MORE HIGH QUALITY DELFTWARE.
Antique Rare Early Dutch Delft Maiolica Tile Bear Circa 1625 Polychrome. A rare Dutch Delft maiolica tile painted in many colours. Decorated with a standing bear mounted by so called”Wanli’motife – First half 17TH Century – Good condition, only some chips and the right upper. Corner filled with some authentic cement (please see pictures) further no restorations. Mostly cheaper, it depends on the weight of the total. Considering I have to make a safe packet for you. If you want more information, don’t hesitate to contact me! Listing and template services provided by inkFrog.
An Extraordinarily Rare Set Of Eight Lambeth. Dating to between 1725 and 1760. Tin-glazed, each decorated with. Stylized rose on buff London clay earthenware body. Many sherds with this rosette design from the Lambeth site. Very few intact tiles remain, however. Both Sherds and the V&A’s. Are illustrated and described in. 1973 by Anthony Ray. Impeccable provenance: Louis Lipski; gifted to R. And thence by descent. Victoria and Albert Museum Accession No. 5-1955 for an identical tile gifted to the museum. Charleston in 1955 – a ninth from the set. Louis Lipsky was a famous collector of English and Irish delftware and. The author of the much-sought delft bible. Assistant Keeper of the Department of Ceramics at the V&A. Renowned scholar and author of numerous books on ceramics and glass. The tiles are in good salvaged condition. There are edge chips and glaze losses. One has a missing corner. Please examine the photographs carefully. To assess the condition of the individual tiles. 12.5cm (8) sq. The photographs constitute part of the description.
Antique Very Rare Early Dutch Delft Maiolica Tile Jumping Fox Circa 1600 Polychr. Antique Very Rare Early Dutch Delft Maiolica Tile Jumping Fox Circa 1600 Polychrome. A very early rare Dutch Delft maiolica tile painted in many colours. Decorated with a jumping fox mounted by an orange circle, a so called”Rotterdammer – Circa 1600 – Good condition, reglued in 2 pieces, side damage and chips (please see pictures) no restorations – very difficult to find this coloured type. Mostly cheaper, it depends on the weight of the total. Considering I have to make a safe packet for you. If you want more information, don’t hesitate to contact me! Listing and template services provided by inkFrog.
Rare Antique Dutch Delft plate with carved edge early 18th Century, ex museum. Antique Dutch Delft blue and white plate withcarved edges. Diameter 26,2 cm. Provenance: the Bokma room of the Douwe Egberts Museum at Joure Friesland, with. If you have a question please ask. _gsrx_vers_1653 GS 9.7.5 (1653).
An Extraordinarily Rare Set Of Eight Lambeth Delft Tiles. Dating to between 1725 and 1760. Tin-glazed, each decorated with. Stylized rose on buff London clay earthenware body. Many sherds with this rosette design from the Lambeth site. Very few intact tiles remain, however. Impeccable provenance: Louis Lipski; gifted to R. And thence by descent. Victoria and Albert Museum Accession No. 5-1955 for an identical tile gifted to the museum. Charleston in 1955 – a ninth from the set. Louis Lipsky was a famous collector of English and Irish delftware and. The author of the much-sought delft bible. Assistant Keeper of the Department of Ceramics at the V&A. Renowned scholar and author of numerous books on ceramics and glass. The tiles are in good salvaged condition. There are edge chips and glaze losses. One has a missing corner. Please examine the photographs carefully. To assess the condition of the individual tiles. 12.5cm (8) sq. The photographs constitute part of the description.
D E S C R I P T I O N. RARE ANTIQUE EARLY DUTCH DELFT HAND PAINTED BLUE WHITE PORCELAIN LANDSCAPE BOWL. A vintage 18th century. Blue and white delft porcelain. Delft bowl, the outer body hand painted with a scene of pagoda temple and European house, garden and landscape, with lake boat to the foreground, the rear of the bowl with an island within the lake, above which flying birds, the interior rim with flower and arching pattern. The over-all condition of this vintage item is in excellent condition, Lite natural wear, a little chip and cracks on the interior – otherwise in fine form. Please see a large photos. Delft, first produced in the Dutch city of Delft, was created in response to Chinese porcelains. These earthenwares were glazed with tin, which produced a white surface on which artists could paint beautiful scenes and designs. 4 3/4 inches high with a diameter of 5 inches at the widest. Wonderful Collectible, perfect for Display in Home or Office. Just pay when you are finished shopping. Your feedback is very important to us. We describe and photograph items as accurately and honestly as possible. We have been in retail business for nearly 20 years & thru our years of contact we bring you a large selection of items at great prices. We try to offer you the best prices possible on some of the world’s finest brands. Please be sure to check out FAQ page where most your answers will be answered. THANK YOU FOR SHOPPING FROM UNIQUEDEAL!
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