Makkum - Lidded vase - Earthenware






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Hand-painted lid vase by Koninklijk Tichelaar Makkum in high-quality Frisian earthenware, with a Philips inscription inside the lid, model PG 18, height 21.3 cm, complete with lid and in excellent condition.
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Gorgeous hand-painted lid vase – Royal Tichelaar Makkum – with Philips inscription
Very beautiful and characterful lid vase made of high-quality Frisian pottery by Koninklijk Tichelaar Makkum. The vase has an elegant, full form and is richly hand-painted in a classic floral decoration.
The decor consists of graceful flower and leaf motifs in deep cobalt blue, soft green and warm ocher yellow hues, subtly outlined with fine brushstrokes. The symmetric composition and refined details testify to great craftsmanship and give the object a timeless appearance.
The underside is marked with the well-known Makkum mark (crown with shield) and model designation PG 18, confirming its authenticity.
In addition, the vase features a special and personal inscription on the inside of the lid:
“PHILIPS
M.F. Maas
1955
23 August
1995”
This suggests that the piece was probably made on commission as a corporate gift or commemorative object, which makes it even more interesting for collectors.
Condition:
In very good condition. No cracks or restorations. Light signs of use on the underside appropriate for its age.
Dimensions: height 21.3 cm.
Details:
Original hand-painted
Complete with lid
Stamped Koninklijk Tichelaar Makkum
Unique Philips inscription
Decorative and collectible
An elegant and authentic Dutch ceramic object with both decorative and historical value.
Makkum pottery comes from the Frisian village of Makkum and is among the best-known forms of Dutch ceramics. The tradition dates back to the 17th century, when potters settled there and began making utilitarian and decorative wares, often inspired by the popular Delft blue.
What makes Makkum special is that many pieces are still produced in a traditional, artisanal way. They are hand-formed, painted and glazed. The decorations range from classic blue-and-white motifs to colorful floral designs, as seen on your vase as well.
An important characteristic is the mark or stamp on the underside, often with a crown and the name “Makkum.” This guarantees quality and craftsmanship. Through the combination of tradition, handwork and recognizable style, Makkum pottery is beloved by collectors and decorating enthusiasts.
Today, this ancient craft is still carried on, so every piece carries a small piece of Dutch history within it.
Gorgeous hand-painted lid vase – Royal Tichelaar Makkum – with Philips inscription
Very beautiful and characterful lid vase made of high-quality Frisian pottery by Koninklijk Tichelaar Makkum. The vase has an elegant, full form and is richly hand-painted in a classic floral decoration.
The decor consists of graceful flower and leaf motifs in deep cobalt blue, soft green and warm ocher yellow hues, subtly outlined with fine brushstrokes. The symmetric composition and refined details testify to great craftsmanship and give the object a timeless appearance.
The underside is marked with the well-known Makkum mark (crown with shield) and model designation PG 18, confirming its authenticity.
In addition, the vase features a special and personal inscription on the inside of the lid:
“PHILIPS
M.F. Maas
1955
23 August
1995”
This suggests that the piece was probably made on commission as a corporate gift or commemorative object, which makes it even more interesting for collectors.
Condition:
In very good condition. No cracks or restorations. Light signs of use on the underside appropriate for its age.
Dimensions: height 21.3 cm.
Details:
Original hand-painted
Complete with lid
Stamped Koninklijk Tichelaar Makkum
Unique Philips inscription
Decorative and collectible
An elegant and authentic Dutch ceramic object with both decorative and historical value.
Makkum pottery comes from the Frisian village of Makkum and is among the best-known forms of Dutch ceramics. The tradition dates back to the 17th century, when potters settled there and began making utilitarian and decorative wares, often inspired by the popular Delft blue.
What makes Makkum special is that many pieces are still produced in a traditional, artisanal way. They are hand-formed, painted and glazed. The decorations range from classic blue-and-white motifs to colorful floral designs, as seen on your vase as well.
An important characteristic is the mark or stamp on the underside, often with a crown and the name “Makkum.” This guarantees quality and craftsmanship. Through the combination of tradition, handwork and recognizable style, Makkum pottery is beloved by collectors and decorating enthusiasts.
Today, this ancient craft is still carried on, so every piece carries a small piece of Dutch history within it.
