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Delftware vase with Ship
€ 275,00Beautiful 19th-century Delftware vase, hand-painted in rich cobalt blue with a detailed Dutch ship scene and decorative lattice framing. The lid is topped with a striking lion finial, a classic symbol of strength in Dutch ceramics.
In good condition for its age, with gentle wear, notable refurbishment work on the lid and fine crazing typical of 19th-century Delftware.
Oil and Vinegar Set
€ 500,00A rare and original matched pair of Delft faience oil and vinegar with a 2-cellar traditional holder, hand-painted in the iconic blue-and-white palette. These exceptional pieces each feature a cherubic putto inside a medallion-like frame—one marked with the letter “A” (‘Azijn’), the other with “O” (‘Olie’).
The bodies are richly decorated with floral scrollwork on the spouts and necks, and charming Dutch landscape scenes with figures, all executed with refined detail and artistry. The glaze displays fine age-related crackling, typical of antique tin-glazed earthenware. The undersides bear the hand-painted claw mark, attributing them to De Klaauw, a factory active in Delft from 1661 to 1840.
Set of lidded Vases, De Griekse A, Delft
€ 700,00This exquisite pair of small lidded vases comes from the historic De Griekse A pottery factory in Delft, marked by the distinctive large “A” symbol. Dating from the mid-18th century (circa 1730–1770), these vases beautifully capture the delicate rococo style that was popular during this golden era of Dutch ceramics.
Each vase features finely detailed hand-painted scenes, showcasing pastoral and landscape motifs rendered with exceptional craftsmanship and artistic flair. The graceful curves and elegant proportions make this set a perfect example of Delftware’s blend of functionality and decorative beauty.
Marked with factory pattern numbers 397 and 166, this pair offers both collectors and lovers of historic ceramics a chance to own a genuine piece of Delft’s rich cultural heritage.
They are in very good condition with minor signs of wear, usual for their age.
(The right hand vase has been sold and is no longer available)
Wall plate, decor ‘Flash’, De Pauw
€ 325,00Delicate polychrome wall plate with famous ‘flash’ decor, second half of 17th century.
The plate has been refurbished and has wear marks according to age and use.
Two-piece fruit tray, De Porceleyne Byl, Delft
€ 450,00A beautiful set with impressive painted decor from the 18th century. Delicately detailed fruit plate with matching drain tray.
The condition of both pieces is very good, considering they have survided for 250 years (which is rare for this kind of pieces). Notable wear signs according to age and usage.
Large polychrome wall plate
€ 450,00Large wall plate, multicolor, with china-themed design.
This early piece is particularly interesting because of old restorations: the clamps at the back of the plate testify to the ancient craft of pottery repair, from an era when decorated high-end earthenware was valuable and used for generations.
Large wall plate
€ 425,00Elegant large wall plate, with decoration of traditional Chinese garden. An example of Chinese inspired old delftware in excellent condition for being over 300 years old.
Small ware such as chips along the rims can be spotted, according to age and use.
Large Lidded Vase, Boch Keramis, Belgium
€ 275,00Delft Blue decor, produced by Boch Keramis, with a beautiful Chinese-themed design.
This is a fine example of the worldwide appeal of Delftware. In 1874 the reputed Belgian company Boch Keramis set up its ‘chambre des peintres Hollandais’, where handpainted Delft style products were produced by Dutch painters hired from Delft and Maastricht. This vase is a testimony of the remarkable quality of this production. By the year 1900 the chambre was closed, due to the increasing competion from industrially produced pottery.
The factory signature can be found on the bottom. The condition is good with a chip under the lid and normal signs of wear.