19th Century Delft Vases Chinoiserie Chinese Transition Baluster vase Blue White
19th Century Delft Vases Chinoiserie Chinese Transition Baluster vase Blue White

19th Century Delft Vases Chinoiserie Chinese Transition Baluster vase Blue White

19th Century Delft Vases Chinoiserie Chinese Transition Baluster vase Blue White

19th Century Delft Vases Chinoiserie Chinese Transition Baluster vase Blue White

19th Century Delft Vases Chinoiserie Chinese Transition Baluster vase Blue White

19th Century Delft Vases Chinoiserie Chinese Transition Baluster vase Blue White

19th Century Delft Vases Chinoiserie Chinese Transition Baluster vase Blue White

19th Century Delft Vases Chinoiserie Chinese Transition Baluster vase Blue White

19th Century Delft Vases Chinoiserie Chinese Transition Baluster vase Blue White

19th Century Delft Vases Chinoiserie Chinese Transition Baluster vase Blue White

19th Century Delft Vases Chinoiserie Chinese Transition Baluster vase Blue White

19th Century Delft Vases Chinoiserie Chinese Transition Baluster vase Blue White

19th Century Delft Vases Chinoiserie Chinese Transition Baluster vase Blue White

19th Century Delft Vases Chinoiserie Chinese Transition Baluster vase Blue White

19th Century Delft Vases Chinoiserie Chinese Transition Baluster vase Blue White

19th Century Delft Vases Chinoiserie Chinese Transition Baluster vase Blue White

19th Century Delft Vases Chinoiserie Chinese Transition Baluster vase Blue White

19th Century Delft Vases Chinoiserie Chinese Transition Baluster vase Blue White

A pair tall antique Dutch Delft baluster vases with foo dog finial. Hand made and painted in the 17th century Dutch Delft style. Material: Delft earthenware, tin glaze. Design: Chinoiserie in the manner of, Chinese Transition style, Chinese Kangxi style, Daniël Marot, Adrianus Cockx, The Greek A Factory. Origin: The Netherlands, Delft, 19th century. Marked: Both vases are marked under the base. Technique: Hand crafted and painted. Tall 19th century Dutch Delft vases of octagonal form decorated in the 17th century Delft style. On the cover, shoulders and base with lambrequins after. On the body of the vase all over chinoiserie in the 17th century Chinese transitional / Kangxi style. On top a foo dog finial. Condition: Good, a restoration upper rim (see pics) glaze loss and minor imperfection foo dog which which is typical of this type of Delftware. Height: 26.4 inches – 67cm. Diameter: 12.9 inches – 33cm. Delftware or Delft pottery is also known as Delft tinglazed earthenware. Delftware includes pottery objects of all descriptions such figurines, plates, vases and other ornamental forms and tiles. The start of the Delft style was around 1600. Delftware continues to be produced. Arround 1640 Delft potters began using personal monograms and distinctive factory marks. Throughout the 17th and 18th centuries Delftware was a major industry, exporting all over Europe. 14 days after receiving the item all sales are final. Any deterioration in the original condition which results in a value decrease of the item. Deducted on equel basis from the amount due to the client. While we are not liable for these additional charges and have no control over them, we do encourage buyers to research these prior to purchasing items from us. Example given check items on: loose parts, cracks, loose or missing screws, loose crystal or glass ornaments or pendants, electric wires etc. ITEM DETAIL AND DESCRIPTION. Admirable appearance, natural time gained patine, skilled craftsmanship or historical importance. Please be aware that these works are antique or vintage and as such may be expected to show some signs of use, age and wear.
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