Post-medieval red-bodied earthenware Stove pan or cooking pot (braising/cooking terrine) with Bergen op Zoom stamp - Cooking pot Bergen - 41 cm (No reserve price)
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Post‑Medieval red-bodied earthenware cooking pot with lead glaze, marked BOZ Bergen op Zoom and dating to circa 1798–1830, with a height of 41 cm and width of 16.1 cm, authentic and non‑restored with signs of use.
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Description from the seller
Stove pan or cooking pot made of red-bodied earthenware with lead glaze. The pan has a bent wall, a flat bottom, a rounded collar rim with lid groove, two horizontal ear handles, and a standing surface. The pan bears the mark: BOZ-xxx (Bergen op Zoom) and dates from the 18th/19th century (ca. 1798 - 1830). The lead glaze is applied completely on the interior and on the exterior up to the belly bend.
Dimensions:
- height: 16.1 cm
- diameter: 41.0 cm (including handles)
- base diameter: ca. 19.7 cm
Condition: not restored (see photos)
- signs of use present
Shipping method: this lot is exceptionally well packed and shipped via DHL or UPS using Catawiki's Smart Shipping.
Stove pan or cooking pot made of red-bodied earthenware with lead glaze. The pan has a bent wall, a flat bottom, a rounded collar rim with lid groove, two horizontal ear handles, and a standing surface. The pan bears the mark: BOZ-xxx (Bergen op Zoom) and dates from the 18th/19th century (ca. 1798 - 1830). The lead glaze is applied completely on the interior and on the exterior up to the belly bend.
Dimensions:
- height: 16.1 cm
- diameter: 41.0 cm (including handles)
- base diameter: ca. 19.7 cm
Condition: not restored (see photos)
- signs of use present
Shipping method: this lot is exceptionally well packed and shipped via DHL or UPS using Catawiki's Smart Shipping.
Details
Culture
Post-medieval
Century/timeframe
18e / 19e eeuw ( 1798 - 1830 )
Name of object
Stove pan or cooking pot (braising/cooking terrine) with Bergen op Zoom stamp - Cooking pot Bergen
Acquired from
Private collection
Year acquired
2026
Material
red-bodied earthenware
Country acquired from
Netherlands
Condition
See attached photos / description (condition)
Previous owner acquired from
Private collection
Height
41 cm
Previous owner - year acquired
1971
Width
16.1 cm
Previous owner - country acquired from
Netherlands
I verify that I have obtained this object legally and that I am allowed to sell it
Yes
Authenticity
Original/official
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