Manganese Delft

An early delft charger probably Frisian (North Netherlands) made at the beginning of the 18th century with a peacock painted in fall colors of manganese, bright yellow and light blue.

An early delft charger made at the beginning of the 18th century, circa 1700-1720, probably Frisian (North Netherlands), with a basket of fruit painted in manganese, bright yellow an...

A selection of three English Delft plates. Originating from Bristol and London, circa 1770-80, painted in blue, green, yellow and manganese.

Three English (London and Bristol) painted in blue and manganese-purple, the first depicting a cottage within four sponged trees; the second a pavilion and fence flanked by sponged t...

An impressive scale 18th century hand-decorated collection of delft manganese tiles forming a floral bouquet in a bowl.

Provenance: From the collection of Katherine Mellon A 20th century brass jardiniere lined with copper and decorated with 10 18th century London Delft tiles showing Blue and White wa...

18th century Delftware plate with floral decoration of a central rose in manganese and green. Border adorned with tracery. unmarked Good condition: only slight wear to the rim, o...

Mid 18th century Blue Delftware plate with chinoiserie decoration of a flowers and a fence amidst shrubbery. Qianlong style Unmarked Good condition; some chipping and wear to the en...

Therefore it is special to find this decoration on a Delft plate. Manganese and iron - red border decoration.

A charming English delftware plate, Bristol, circa mid-18th century. A blue on white landscape decorates an octagonal centre, plus eight cartouches on the rim; four florals on white ...

A charming English delftware shallow bowl or deep plate, Bristol, circa mid-18th century. A blue glazed line pattern showing a figure in a landscape, a square centre design with tass...

A 19th century Bristol Delft manganese 6-inch tile of a goat scene in a modern frame.

The tiles are Dutch (Netherlands), delft in origin and are of a manganese or purple coloring.

The tiles are Dutch (Netherlands), "Delft" in origin and are of a manganese coloring.

The tiles are Dutch (Netherlands), "delft" in origin and are of a manganese coloring, four of them having spider corner motifs.

These are four matching delft earthenware tiles, all with a manganese Frisian Rose pattern and located in a hardwood frame, the tiles made in the Netherlands during the 18th century,...

These are four matching delft earthenware tiles, all with a manganese Frisian Rose pattern and located in a hardwood frame, the tiles made in the Netherlands during the 18th century,...

These are a SET of FOUR delft ceramic wall tiles, all with a very decorative manganese flower bowl pattern, made in the Netherlands and dating to the mid 19th century or possibly ear...

These are four matching delft earthenware tiles, all with a manganese Frisian Rose pattern, made in the Netherlands during the 18th century, circa 1760 The tiles are nominally 5 ...

These are four matching Delft earthenware tiles, all with a manganese Frisian Rose pattern, made in the Netherlands during the 18th century, circa 1760.

The tiles are Dutch ( Netherlands) , "Delft" in origin and are of a manganese colouring.

These are six very attractive, individual and interesting, Dutch (Netherlands), delft, blue and manganese hand painted ceramic wall tiles dating to the 18th century.

Tile 2 - Top right - Manganese Biblical Tile: This is the most interesting.

A post-war, limed-oak table in a traditional Georgian form with a top set with manganese ceramic Dutch delft tiles.