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D514. Blue And White Deep Plate

D514. Blue and White Deep Plate

Delft, circa 1690 Painted with two travelers walking toward another seated beneath a tree before a cliff on a river bank and observing sailboats before a tower and smaller buildings on the opposite bank, the narrow rim with a border of blossoms and scrolling foliage. This captivating blue and white deep plate from circa 1690 is marked with the signature "AK," a mark commonly attributed to Adrianus Kocx, owner of De Grieksche A (The Greek A) factory from 1687 to 1701. However, an intriguing detail emerges when we consider the decoration style, not matching Kocx’ known works. If only it would have had a dot above the mark, indicating the letter 'i' for Jacob in the eighteenth century, this subtle distinction would have changed the attribution to Jacob van der Kool. Van der Kool assumed ownership of the factory from 1722 until 1758, possibly this plate was produced during his tenure. Diameter 22.1 cm.(8.7 in.)
D223. Polychrome And Gilded Armorial Plate

D223. Polychrome and Gilded Armorial Plate

Delft, circa 1710

Painted in the imari palette of iron-red, blue, gold and black with the coat of arms of Richard Boyle, third earl of Burlington and fourth earl of Cork above their device “Vivit Post Funera Virtus”, with a blue, iron red, green and gold border of demi-ruyi-heads alternated with stylised blossoming flowers and scroll devices. 

Marked APK in iron red for Pieter Kocx, the owner of De Grieksche A (The Greek A) factory from 1701 to 1703, or his widow Johanna van der Heul, the owner of the factory from 1703 to 1722 Diameter 21.8 cm. (8.6 in.)
D1223. Polychrome Plate

D1223. Polychrome Plate

Delft, circa 1700 Painted in the center with a large insect hovering near two birds perched on a blade of grass among flowering shrubbery or on a stylized rock below within blue concentric lines, the wide rim with a bird perched on a flowering branch near three insects and two birds in flight amidst flowering plants and grasses. Marked / D PAUW 2 in blue for De Paauw (The Peacock) Factory Diameter 26 cm. (10 1/4 in.)
Dutch Delftware – The Van Der Vorm Collection

Dutch Delftware – The Van der Vorm Collection

R. D. Aronson, B. Abraham Amsterdam (Aronson Antiquairs) 2010 Hardcover The objects in the Van der Vorm collection are representative of the finest production of trompe l’œil tureens in Delft in the eighteenth century. This special collection of is being presented in a large format (27 x 30 cm.; 10 5/8 x 11 13/16 in.) catalogue with stunning full-page photographs, descriptions for each object, and an interesting essay on trompe l’œil tureens.
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