17th Century Delftware Vase
Artist: Pietersz Gerrit Kam
A blue Delftware vase depicting two chinoiserie scenes within a foliate setting.
17th century, circa 1674.
Used condition.
Dimensions: H. 32 cm. Neck: 12 cm in diameter.
Pietersz Gerrit Kam, son of Pieter Gerritsz Kam and Annetje van Poele, was a master merchant in 1674, established under the sign of the Three Barrels of Ash. He was recognized as a talented ceramist. In 1673, he married Jannetje Davits de Roo, with whom he had several children, including the renowned ceramists Pieter and David. The factory produced high-quality pieces, generally signed with Gerrit's monogram, and a large number of more common pieces bearing the shop's name.
17th century, circa 1674.
Used condition.
Dimensions: H. 32 cm. Neck: 12 cm in diameter.
Pietersz Gerrit Kam, son of Pieter Gerritsz Kam and Annetje van Poele, was a master merchant in 1674, established under the sign of the Three Barrels of Ash. He was recognized as a talented ceramist. In 1673, he married Jannetje Davits de Roo, with whom he had several children, including the renowned ceramists Pieter and David. The factory produced high-quality pieces, generally signed with Gerrit's monogram, and a large number of more common pieces bearing the shop's name.
980 €
Period: 17th century
Style: Louis 14th, Regency
Condition: Condition of use
Material: Earthenware
Reference (ID): 1718847
Availability: In stock
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