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Delft, Pair of Blue and White Chinoiserie Dishes, 1680 - 1700
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Pair of blue and white chinoiserie dishes. Delft 1680-1700.
[attributed to] The Three Porcelain Ash Barrels pottery
Pair of blue and white dishes with a wide-spreading flange, the surface painted entirely with a blue and white chinoiserie decoration in a double circle. Two conversing Chinese are sitting on a terrace in a garden, with two trees in the background. A third Chinese stands to the right.
Marked examples of this characteristic decor are known from two Delftware potteries: the Metal Pot and especially from the Three Porcelain Ash Barrels. Vases, tazza’s and beer mugs with the same chinoiserie decor are also known from the latter pottery. Many of these pieces are marked with GK, a smaller number with PK. GK is the mark of Gerrit Kam who owned the Three Porcelain Ash Barrels pottery between 1679 and 1700. The PK mark belongs to his son Pieter Kam and his widow who ran the pottery between 1700 and 1716. We may consider this pottery as the creator of this chinoiserie decor. It must have been a particularly attractive decoration, which was certainly widely sold in the Baltic Sea region, as evidenced by archaeological finds from Gdansk [the former Dantzig] and the pieces from old family possessions which have been preserved in the National Museum in Gdansk. Based on a comparison with several marked items, this pair of dishes can be attributed to the Three Porcelain Ash Barrels.
Dimensions: diameter 33 cm / 12.99 in each.
Condition: is very good considering their age of 340 years. Usual small rim chips. A few manufacturing flaws in the glaze.
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- Creator:Dutch Originals (Maker)
- Dimensions:Height: 2.12 in (5.39 cm)Diameter: 12.99 in (33 cm)
- Sold As:Set of 2
- Style:Baroque (Of the Period)
- Materials and Techniques:
- Place of Origin:
- Period:Late 17th Century
- Date of Manufacture:1680-1700
- Condition:Wear consistent with age and use. Very good considering its age of 340 years, . There are the usual small chips to Rim.
- Seller Location:Verviers, BE
- Reference Number:1stDibs: LU1441224026332
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