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A 17th Century Delft Kraak Plate.
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A 17th Century Delft Kraak Plate.

17th century
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Description

A 17th century delft kraak plate decorate with finely painted blue and white designs with a peacock in the center.

The plate has some chips and losses with old museaum staple repairs where the plate has cracked commensurate with age.

Measurements

Daimeter 34.4cm

Depth 6cm

Physical Dimensions
Height
34.4cm (13.54")
Width
34.4cm (13.54")
Depth
6cm (2.36")
Declaration

Youngs Antiques has dated this 17th Century Delft Plate to the 17th Century.

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SA1180942
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Description
A 17th century delft kraak plate decorate with finely painted blue and white designs with a peacock in the center.
The plate has some chips and losses with old museaum staple repairs where the plate has cracked commensurate with age.
Youngs Antiques

Measurements

Daimeter 34.4cm

Depth 6cm

Height
34.4cm (13.54")
Width
34.4cm (13.54")
Depth
6cm (2.36")
Date of Manufacture

Youngs Antiques has dated this 17th Century Delft Plate to the 17th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1180942
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Specialist in fine art and antiques.

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Archive I A circular 17th-century Dutch Delft blue and white earthenware plate decorated with a central peacock motif and radial panelled borders.

A 17th century delft Kraak plate.

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A circular 17th-century Dutch Delft blue and white earthenware plate decorated with a central peacock motif and radial panelled borders.
A 17th century delft Kraak plate.
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Delft Kraak style plates are 17th-century Dutch tin-glazed earthenware dishes crafted to imitate Chinese Wanli export porcelain. They feature characteristic panelled borders and central botanical or animal motifs executed in cobalt blue paint.

These pieces were shaped from earthenware clay and dipped in an opaque white glaze containing tin oxide. Craftsmen then painted intricate decoration directly onto the unfired glaze using cobalt minerals before firing the dish in a kiln.

Authentic examples show evidence of hand-moulding, firing pin marks on the reverse, and rim chipping where the soft earthenware body shows beneath the glaze. They are noticeably heavier than Chinese porcelain and display subtle variation in cobalt tone.

Delft plates function as architectural accents when wall-mounted in symmetrical groupings, displayed inside glazed cabinets, or supported on timber stands atop sideboards to introduce pattern and historic contrast.

Clean the surface gently using a dry, soft brush or microfibre cloth to remove dust. Avoid immersion in water or chemical cleaning agents, as liquid can seep into glaze crazing and damage the porous earthenware beneath.
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