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Early 18th Century Pair of Delft Vases
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Early 18th Century Pair of Delft Vases

18th century
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Early 18th Century Pair Of Delft Vases, of octagonal baluster form with "garlic" necks, painted in blue with Chinoiseries figures in landscape within leaf, scroll and panel borders, D mark.

Physical Dimensions
Height
30.5cm (12.01")
Width
14cm (5.51")
Depth
14cm (5.51")
Declaration

Treaders Collectables has dated these Antique Delftware Pottery Vases to the 18th Century.

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SA1128865
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5095
Description
Early 18th Century Pair Of Delft Vases, of octagonal baluster form with "garlic" necks, painted in blue with Chinoiseries figures in landscape within leaf, scroll and panel borders, D mark.
Height
30.5cm (12.01")
Width
14cm (5.51")
Depth
14cm (5.51")
Date of Manufacture

Treaders Collectables has dated these Antique Delftware Pottery Vases to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1128865
Dealers Internal Ref
5095
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A pair of 18th-century Dutch Delftware ceramic vases decorated with hand-painted blue Chinoiserie figures and scrollwork motifs over a white glaze.
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Archive I A pair of 18th-century Dutch Delftware ceramic vases decorated with hand-painted blue Chinoiserie figures and scrollwork motifs over a white glaze.

Early 18th Century Pair Of Delft Vases

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A pair of 18th-century Dutch Delftware ceramic vases decorated with hand-painted blue Chinoiserie figures and scrollwork motifs over a white glaze.
Early 18th Century Pair Of Delft Vases
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A pair of 18th-century Dutch Delftware ceramic vases decorated with hand-painted blue Chinoiserie figures and scrollwork motifs over a white glaze.
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Delftware refers to tin-glazed earthenware produced primarily in and around Delft in the Netherlands from the 16th century onwards. Eighteenth-century pieces frequently feature blue and white cobalt decoration inspired by imported Chinese Kraak porcelain and Ming motifs.

These ceramics were shaped from local clay bodies and coated in an opaque white tin glaze. Cobalt oxide pigment was painted onto the unbaked glaze before a single high-temperature kiln firing fused the brushwork and glaze together.

Authentic early pieces usually show soft, reddish-buff earthenware bodies visible at rim chips, pinholes or glaze crawl marks, along with hand-painted brushwork showing subtle variation rather than modern printed transfer patterns.

Display a pair of blue and white vases symmetrically on a mantelpiece, sideboard top, or console table to create visual balance against contemporary or period backdrops.

Clean gently using a dry, soft microfibre cloth or soft brush to remove dust. Avoid immersion in water or the use of harsh chemical detergents, as porous earthenware can absorb moisture through micro-cracks in the glaze.
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