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An 18th Century Dutch Delft Bowl
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An 18th Century Dutch Delft Bowl

18th century
Description

A rare and interesting 18th century Delft bowl. The chinoiserie central decoration, lobbed scalloped edge to the dished central bowl.

Good overall condition. Some very minor fritting

Physical Dimensions
Height
16.5cm (6.50")
Width
16.5cm (6.50")
Depth
5cm (1.97")
Declaration

Timberhill Gallery has dated this 18th Century Delft Bowl to the 18th Century.

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SA800126
Description
A rare and interesting 18th century Delft bowl. The chinoiserie central decoration, lobbed scalloped edge to the dished central bowl.

Good overall condition. Some very minor fritting

Height
16.5cm (6.50")
Width
16.5cm (6.50")
Depth
5cm (1.97")
Date of Manufacture

Timberhill Gallery has dated this 18th Century Delft Bowl to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA800126
Timberhill Gallery
Timberhill Gallery
Sellingantiques verified Since Feb 2014
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An eighteenth-century Dutch Delftware lobed ceramic bowl featuring hand-painted cobalt blue chinoiserie imagery on a white tin-glazed background.
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Archive I An eighteenth-century Dutch Delftware lobed ceramic bowl featuring hand-painted cobalt blue chinoiserie imagery on a white tin-glazed background.

An 18th Century Dutch Delft Bowl

Archive II An eighteenth-century Dutch Delftware lobed ceramic bowl featuring hand-painted cobalt blue chinoiserie imagery on a white tin-glazed background. View II
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Suffolk
United Kingdom
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Timberhill Gallery
Timberhill Gallery
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An eighteenth-century Dutch Delftware lobed ceramic bowl featuring hand-painted cobalt blue chinoiserie imagery on a white tin-glazed background.
An 18th Century Dutch Delft Bowl
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An eighteenth-century Dutch Delftware lobed ceramic bowl featuring hand-painted cobalt blue chinoiserie imagery on a white tin-glazed background.
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Delftware is tin-glazed earthenware produced primarily in and around Delft in the Netherlands from the seventeenth century onwards, created to emulate imported Chinese porcelain using cobalt blue decoration on a white glaze background.

These bowls were shaped from local clay, covered in an opaque white tin glaze, hand-painted with cobalt oxide pigments prior to firing, and coated in a clear lead glaze to produce a glossy surface.

Authentic historic Delftware displays a soft reddish or yellowish earthenware body where glaze is chipped, visible surface crazing, slight irregularities in hand-painted motifs, and small peg marks on the base from kiln firing.

Place the bowl on a sideboard, display dresser, or mantelpiece alongside brass objects or modern wood furniture to complement both contemporary and traditional interior palettes.

Dust the surface with a soft microfibre cloth and avoid soaking the ceramic in water, as moisture can permeate glaze cracks and weaken the underlying porous clay body.
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