Yellow Delft

Chinoiserie lobed dish in blue, yellow and purple. Delft, 1680-1690 Dimensions: diameter 34 cm / 13.58 in.

Dish with fruit in purple and yellow The Netherlands, 1660-1700. The dish has a spreading, slightly raised flange and is painted in purple and yellow with a fruit decor of grapes ...

Purple and yellow majolica charger with a beggar The Netherlands, 1675-1700 The charger has a wide-spreading rim and is painted mainly in purple with some yellow accents. A beggar...

A garden-like oriental landscape with a seated and a standing Chinese figure is painted in purple and yellow around the body. There are dots and stripes on the handle.

Late 18th Century French Yellow Faience Jardiniere/Planter

Purple and yellow chinoiserie wine jug Delft, circa 1680 The ovoid wine jug stands on a low spreading foot, has a conical neck with spout and a pewter mount and cover.

Blue and yellow bowl with putto Delft, circa 1690. The wide and flat bowl has a turned rim and is painted in blue with yellow accents.

Purple and yellow chinoiserie jug Delft, 1680-1700 The ovoid jug stands on a lightly spreading foot and has a tapered neck with spout.

The most common colour combinations are blue and yellow, blue and purple, and purple and yellow. Tricolour combinations are rarer, apart from purple, green and yellow they are also k...

An 18th century Dutch delft plate with blue, yellow, red and green decoration of a bird, flowers and vase on a mustard yellow background.

Yellow rim. Mark of "De Porceleyne Claeuw" factory.

The rim is highlighted with a yellow edge, a detail often found on Delft pottery of this period.

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.

Dedicated to Lambertus Sanderus, the owner of De Porceleyne Claeuw (The Porcelain Claw). Delft faience began in the 17th century. Much of the finest Delft was produced in the Dutch c...

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...

Each plate has a traditional Delft yellow/orange slip painted edge. The group could set the table, be placed on a wall, or in a cabinet.

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

With a shaped domed cover with parsnip and radish finial over a conforming tureen with two handles and shaped feet, with separate under tray.

A collection of eight assorted ceramic plates in yellow glaze with various military, hunting, etc. scenes on each, from Creil et Montereau, circa 1810, France.

This bright antique French Gien Faience platter dates to between 1871 and 1875 (based on marking on back). Its border has a ground color in yellow and features four crowned escutcheo...

A charming French faience pottery cafe or thé service for four in the Elysee pattern, Louis XV Yellow, by Luneville Faience, circa mid-20th century. A hand-painted floral is cente...

The plates are in Faience. It has been made in France, during the 18th-19th century. The pattern decor are Flowers licorn fruits, and the main colors Blue and Yellow.

A Provencal French faience soup tureen hand painted with blue flowers on a bright yellow ground. Orange lion head handles on the sides and a carrot knob on the lid. Some small chips ...

Decorative ceramic leaf style bowl by Stig Lindberg, Sweden, circa 1950.