Octagonal Delft Earthenware Vase, Pear-shaped
Dutch Delftware vase, octagonal and pear-shaped, decorated in the Chinese style of the transitional period; 17th century, circa 1680–1690, Delft, Netherlands.
Blue-and-white decoration.
Dimensions: approximately 26 cm high.
The neck of the vase has a shape known as a “garlic head”
Attributed to the “De Metaale Pot” workshop (1657–1818) or “De Grieksche A” workshop (1670–1775), Delft.
Condition : No cracks or restoration; some missing glaze and a chip on the rim of the neck.
Reference:
For a comparable example, see:
- Groninger Museum, object no. 1982.0092
Blue-and-white decoration.
Dimensions: approximately 26 cm high.
The neck of the vase has a shape known as a “garlic head”
Attributed to the “De Metaale Pot” workshop (1657–1818) or “De Grieksche A” workshop (1670–1775), Delft.
Condition : No cracks or restoration; some missing glaze and a chip on the rim of the neck.
Reference:
For a comparable example, see:
- Groninger Museum, object no. 1982.0092
3 000 €
Period: 17th century
Style: Orientalism
Condition: Good condition
Material: Earthenware
Height: 26 cm
Reference (ID): 1854430
Availability: In stock
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