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D1010. Polychrome Small Figure of an Asian Man

Delft, circa 1725 Wearing a yellow headdress, blue shoes and a coat with billowing sleeves over a green-sashed robe, all patterned with iron-red blossoms, scrolls and dots and shaded in blue, and modeled holding a blue beaker in his right hand, his left resting on his portly belly, and standing on a chamfered square base dashed in iron-red. Dimensions Height: 10.8 cm. (4 1/4 in.)

D1214. Blue and White ‘Dragon’ Pattern Ovoid Jar and Cover

Delft, circa 1710 Unidentified IW mark in blue, probably for Theodorus (called Dirck) Witsenburgh, the owner of De Witte Ster (The White Star) factory from 1690 until his death in 1700, and then used presumably by his family as owners until 1705 Painted boldly around the body with four scaly dragons against a ground of entangled flowering vines continuing onto the cover, its slightly domed top with a single dragon amidst the vines. Dimensions Height: 32.6 cm. (12 13/16 in.)

D1914. Blue and White Armorial Plate

Delft, circa 1710 Marked LVE 1 1 in blue for Lambertus van Eenhoorn, the owner of De Metaale Pot (The Metal Pot) factory from 1691 until 1721, or his widow Margaretha Teckmann until 1724 Painted in the center with two coats of arms, one with a half moon and a lion’s head and neck, beneath a helmet and a crown surmounted by the crest of a lion’s head and a half moon; the other with a mermaid beneath a helmet surmounted by a mermaid, issuing elaborate foliate mantling, below inscribed with the family names Coijet. and Van Loo, encircled by a foliate scroll work band, the rim with a blue-ground border reserved with floral scrollwork. Diameter 25.8 cm. (10.2 in.)

D1607. Pair of Blue and White Fan-Shaped Sweetmeat Dishes

Delft, circa 1690 Each marked / D PAUW 2 in blue for De Paauw (The Peacock) factory Each painted with a crane standing beside a pierced rock beneath a tall flowering peony plant and leafy stems, the narrow rim with a pointed top and a bracket- shaped lower edge, each bordered with a stylized flowering leafy vine. Lengths 18.5 cm. (7.3 in.)

D2092. Blue and White Oval Barber’s Bowl

Delft, circa 1760 Marked with an axe in blue for De Porceleyne Byl (The Porcelain Axe) factory Painted in the center with peonies and other flowering plants growing around a pierced rock, the fluted rim with meander work reserved with four panels with an exotic bird standing near a pagoda, its lower edge with a neck notch, and its left side with an oval depression for the shaving ball, the foot rim pierced with two holes for suspension. Dimensions Length: 28.3 cm. (11.1 in.)

D2020. Pair of Polychrome Petit Feu and Gilded Butter Tubs

Delft, circa 1760 Each butter tub of octagonal form and painted in the Kakiemon palette on the front and reverse with birds perched on branches, repeated on the cover within a border of scrolls and the finial shaped as a reclining figure, the stands with the same decoration of birds perched on branches within a scrollwork border encircled with floral sprigs. Dimensions Width of stands: 18.7 cm. (7.4 in.)

D2025. Polychrome Petit Feu Figure of a Cockerel

Delft, circa 1740 With plumage finely delineated in famille-rose enamels and gilding, his black beak open as if to crow, modeled standing on a green conformingly-shaped low mound base. Dimensions Height: 21.5 cm. (8.5 in.)

D9046. Blue and White Figure Emblematic of ‘Winter’

Delft, circa 1780 Modeled after an original attributed to Paul-Louis Clyffé at Lunéville, the youth wearing a soft hat, an open jacket and baggy breeches, looking toward his left, his hands tucked into his waistcoat, and standing on a marbleized square mound base. Dimensions Height: 16.8 cm. (6 5/8 in.)

D1831. Pair of Blue and White Miniature Figures

Delft, circa 1700 Both figures modeled standing and wearing a blue robe and holding a bottle in their right hand. Dimensions Heights: both 6.4 cm. (2.5 in.)

D1897. Blue and White Large Tobacco Jar with Brass Cover

Delft, circa 1795 Painted on the from of the ovoid body with two Indian chieftains smoking a pipe standing next to a covered tobacco jar on a pedestal, flanking a cartouche enclosed within foliate scrolls and patterned panels, surmounted by a shell ornament with flowers and leaves, and inscribed STRAASBURG, and a hammered brass cover. Dimensions Height: 34 cm. (13.4 in.); overall 43 cm. (16.9 in.)