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A Rare Pair of Delft Tulipieres, Circa 1840
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A Rare Pair of Delft Tulipieres, Circa 1840

19th century
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Dutch Tulipieres are extremely hard to find, and it's always wonderful to find a pair, circa 1840, in pretty good condition , with a little bit of restoration to a couple of the flower holders, and an old chip restored on a handle. All to be expected with delft as its so soft

Decorated with Watteau scenes

Each measure 22x18x4cms

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Vanbrugh West Antiques Ltd has dated these Antique Delftware Tulip Vases to the 19th Century.

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Dutch Tulipieres are extremely hard to find, and it's always wonderful to find a pair, circa 1840, in pretty good condition , with a little bit of restoration to a couple of the flower holders, and an old chip restored on a handle. All to be expected with delft as its so soft

Decorated with Watteau scenes

Each measure 22x18x4cms

Date of Manufacture

Vanbrugh West Antiques Ltd has dated these Antique Delftware Tulip Vases to the 19th Century.

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A pair of antique tin-glazed blue and white earthenware tulipieres shaped with multiple spouts and painted with Dutch pastoral scenes.
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Archive I A pair of antique tin-glazed blue and white earthenware tulipieres shaped with multiple spouts and painted with Dutch pastoral scenes.

A Rare Pair of Delft Tulipieres, Circa 1840

Archive II A pair of antique tin-glazed blue and white earthenware tulipieres shaped with multiple spouts and painted with Dutch pastoral scenes. View II
Archive III A pair of antique tin-glazed blue and white earthenware tulipieres shaped with multiple spouts and painted with Dutch pastoral scenes. View III
Archive IV A pair of antique tin-glazed blue and white earthenware tulipieres shaped with multiple spouts and painted with Dutch pastoral scenes. View IV
Archive V A pair of antique tin-glazed blue and white earthenware tulipieres shaped with multiple spouts and painted with Dutch pastoral scenes. View V
Archive VI A pair of antique tin-glazed blue and white earthenware tulipieres shaped with multiple spouts and painted with Dutch pastoral scenes. View VI
Archive VII A pair of antique tin-glazed blue and white earthenware tulipieres shaped with multiple spouts and painted with Dutch pastoral scenes. View VII
Archive VIII A pair of antique tin-glazed blue and white earthenware tulipieres shaped with multiple spouts and painted with Dutch pastoral scenes. View VIII
Archive IX A pair of antique tin-glazed blue and white earthenware tulipieres shaped with multiple spouts and painted with Dutch pastoral scenes. View IX
Archive X A pair of antique tin-glazed blue and white earthenware tulipieres shaped with multiple spouts and painted with Dutch pastoral scenes. View X
Archive XI A pair of antique tin-glazed blue and white earthenware tulipieres shaped with multiple spouts and painted with Dutch pastoral scenes. View XI
Archive XII A pair of antique tin-glazed blue and white earthenware tulipieres shaped with multiple spouts and painted with Dutch pastoral scenes. View XII
Archive XIII A pair of antique tin-glazed blue and white earthenware tulipieres shaped with multiple spouts and painted with Dutch pastoral scenes. View XIII
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A pair of antique tin-glazed blue and white earthenware tulipieres shaped with multiple spouts and painted with Dutch pastoral scenes.
A Rare Pair of Delft Tulipieres, circa 1840
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A pair of antique tin-glazed blue and white earthenware tulipieres shaped with multiple spouts and painted with Dutch pastoral scenes.
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  • ObjectVases
  • Period19th century
  • Style19th Century Dutch
  • MaterialTin-Glazed Earthenware, Ceramic
  • ColourBlue and White
  • MotifsMulti-spout rim, pastoral landscape painting, scroll handles, pedestal base

This pair of 19th Century Dutch tin-glazed earthenware tulipieres takes a heart-shaped form with multi-spout rims, scroll handles, and tiered pedestal bases. Hand-painted in blue and white tin-glaze over ceramic bodies, the pieces display pastoral landscape scenes featuring figures in historical attire amidst trees and buildings, complemented by intricate scrolling and patterning across the square feet and lower stems. Visible signs of age and history include restorations to a couple of the flower holders and an old restored chip on one scroll handle. Each tulipier measures 22x18x4 cm. Positioned on a mantelpiece within an English Country House interior, this matched set functions well as decorative accent objects for display. The ceramic vessels hold dried botanicals or stems within their multiple spouts, adding visual texture to living spaces or dining rooms.

A tulipiere is a specialised ceramic vessel designed with multiple spouts specifically for displaying individual tulip stems, originating in the Netherlands during the 17th century.

They were typically crafted from earthenware and treated with an opaque white tin glaze, after which cobalt blue oxides were hand-painted onto the unfired surface before final kiln firing.

Authentic period pieces generally feature hand-painted cobalt decorations showing minor painterly variations, tin-glazed earthenware bases with soft reddish-brown undertones where chipped, and period-appropriate unglazed foot rims.

Place them symmetrically on a mantelpiece, sideboard, or console table, styled either unfilled as architectural decorative sculptures or filled with seasonal cut flowers.

Dust gently with a soft dry cloth and avoid immersing in water if hairline cracks or crazing are present, as moisture can penetrate the porous earthenware body beneath the glaze.
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