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An early Dutch polychrome Delft plaque Circa 1840. Ref. CL24
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R4,800.00
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Condition:
Secondhand
Location:
South Africa
Time Period:
1800s
Type:
Delftware
Bob Shop ID:
610071818
- Description: An early Dutch polychrome Delft plaque Circa 1840. Ref. CL24
- Maker: Delft, the Netherlands
- Date: Estimated date around 1840
- History: An early 19th Century Dutch polychrome and blue Delft plaque, hand-painted in blue cobalt and white and set in a polychrome relief molded French Rococo style border with stylized scrolls. This is a beautiful and decorative example of the porcelain maker's art! The artist, with the initials J.V.L (signed on the reverse), has created a typical country scene of farm workers trying to cross a stream with their donkeys. Plaques were very popular in the Netherlands from as early as 1740, often depicting Biblical scenes or landscapes.
Condition: In very good condition for its age. There are two pierced holes at the top strung with wire for suspension. The reverse shows the initials J.V.L, unfortunately I have not been able to identify the artist. There are a few spots where the glaze did not take, a typical feature of those times when the glazing process was not fully understood. The reverse shows a thick Tin glazing with numerous bubbles. A very few minor chips to the edge of the frame. - Dimensions: Height 43 cm, width33 cm
- Price: R4800.00
- Please note, I am NOT a qualified archaeologist/antiquarian and the description I have given is based on research of the subject.
- This is a genuine antique. Please remember the classification of an 'antique' is that it should be 100 years old, OR MORE.
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