17th century Dutch Delft vase baluster tall. Sterling silver mounted and semi precious stones. Material: Delft, Earthenware, tinglaze, Cobalt, sterling silver, semi precious stones. Style: Chinese transitional, Louis XIV, Baroque. Origin: Netherlands, Delft 17th century. An important and rare Dutch Delft baluster vase. The shape and very well done decoration are made in the Chinese Transitional porcelain style. The vase is silver mounted and has a silver removable cover. On the cover several semi precious stones and the finial is a attached with a screw. The cover shows lambrequin alternating rocailles shells diminesh in scale. The vase stands on a laquer base which is attached with a silver mounted band of crown motifs. Not glued on the base. Condition: Typical superficial wear, small sections of glaze loss, wear on the vase and base. Small loss silver crown base rim. Height 18.5 inches – 47cm. Diameter 9.8 – 25cm For the imari coffee pot please visit my other items. 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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