Schotel 18e eeuw - Delfts blauw ( Faience ) met gestileerd bloemenmand motief - Plate - Earthenware





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An 18th‑century Delft blue faience plate from the Netherlands, dated circa 1750–1800, about 23.4 cm in diameter (23.3 cm wide, 3.5 cm deep), weighing 477 g, with a stylised flower basket motif on a dark blue tin glaze, in decent used condition with possible missing small parts.
Description from the seller
This object is an antique 18th-century Delft Blue plate (faience) made of tin-glazed earthenware in the Netherlands, dating from approximately 1750–1800.
Dimensions: diameter about 23.4 cm
Weight: 477 g
Condition: not restored
- signs of use present (rim)
- hairline visible (front and back)
- small portion of rim repaired (back)
The central decoration features a classic, stylized bouquet motif (often referred to as a flower vase or basket) with fine brushwork of blooming flowers and leaves on a dark blue ground. The edge of the plate is decorated with cartouches filled with flower buds and geometric patterns, which is characteristic of Dutch tin-glazed earthenware (Delftware) from this period. At the rims there are typical signs of aging and glaze loss (fritting), which is common for authentic tin-glazed ware.
Shipping method: this lot is shipped with excellent packaging via DHL or UPS using Catawiki’s smart shipping.
This object is an antique 18th-century Delft Blue plate (faience) made of tin-glazed earthenware in the Netherlands, dating from approximately 1750–1800.
Dimensions: diameter about 23.4 cm
Weight: 477 g
Condition: not restored
- signs of use present (rim)
- hairline visible (front and back)
- small portion of rim repaired (back)
The central decoration features a classic, stylized bouquet motif (often referred to as a flower vase or basket) with fine brushwork of blooming flowers and leaves on a dark blue ground. The edge of the plate is decorated with cartouches filled with flower buds and geometric patterns, which is characteristic of Dutch tin-glazed earthenware (Delftware) from this period. At the rims there are typical signs of aging and glaze loss (fritting), which is common for authentic tin-glazed ware.
Shipping method: this lot is shipped with excellent packaging via DHL or UPS using Catawiki’s smart shipping.

