Delfts Aardewerk - Jar (2) - Baluster form - Ceramics, brass / copper - Large tobacco pots 'Varinas', 'St.omer' - hand-painted - H 36 cm x 24.5 cm dia

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A pair of antique Dutch polychrome ceramic tobacco jars marked “ST.OMER” and “VARINAS”, with hand-painted decoration and brass lids, each about 36 cm high and 24.5 cm wide.

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Two beautiful ceramic traditional Dutch polychrome tobacco pots with the inscriptions 'ST.OMER' and 'VARINAS' and a brass lid.
This type of earthenware is inspired by the classic 18th-century Delft shop vessels in which snuff and pipe tobacco were kept.
The pots are painted with the coat of arms of Amsterdam (the shield with three crosses flanked by lions), a VOC ship, and a figure (historically often referred to as an Indian or smoker with a pipe) next to a tobacco plant.
Origin of the type - Such pots were originally intended to store snuff or smoking tobacco (named after tobacco varieties or places such as St. Omer) and featured a classic baluster shape with a brass lid.
Nice eye-catcher as a tobacco storage pot, but of course it can also be used for other purposes.
Dimensions approx /
2 x Ceramic Pots VARINAS & STOMER
Height with lid H approx 36 cm x approx 24.5 cm diameter
Total weight together approx 5 kg.
Condition in antique or vintage used state with signs of age, wear and aging, craquelé, see photo.
Consistent with their age.
Offered as shown in the photos.
Please look at these photos for details.
Will be carefully solidly packed and sent by registered mail with a tracking code to follow the shipment.

PLEASE NOTE !!!
OUTSIDE THE EU WILL NOT BE SHIPPED!!!

Two beautiful ceramic traditional Dutch polychrome tobacco pots with the inscriptions 'ST.OMER' and 'VARINAS' and a brass lid.
This type of earthenware is inspired by the classic 18th-century Delft shop vessels in which snuff and pipe tobacco were kept.
The pots are painted with the coat of arms of Amsterdam (the shield with three crosses flanked by lions), a VOC ship, and a figure (historically often referred to as an Indian or smoker with a pipe) next to a tobacco plant.
Origin of the type - Such pots were originally intended to store snuff or smoking tobacco (named after tobacco varieties or places such as St. Omer) and featured a classic baluster shape with a brass lid.
Nice eye-catcher as a tobacco storage pot, but of course it can also be used for other purposes.
Dimensions approx /
2 x Ceramic Pots VARINAS & STOMER
Height with lid H approx 36 cm x approx 24.5 cm diameter
Total weight together approx 5 kg.
Condition in antique or vintage used state with signs of age, wear and aging, craquelé, see photo.
Consistent with their age.
Offered as shown in the photos.
Please look at these photos for details.
Will be carefully solidly packed and sent by registered mail with a tracking code to follow the shipment.

PLEASE NOTE !!!
OUTSIDE THE EU WILL NOT BE SHIPPED!!!

Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
5 kg
Title additional information
Large tobacco pots 'Varinas', 'St.omer' - hand-painted - H 36 cm x 24.5 cm dia
Number of objects
2
Country of origin
Netherlands
Manufacturer/brand
Delfts Aardewerk
Material
Ceramics, brass / copper
Model
Baluster form
Style
Antique
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
36 cm
Width
24.5 cm
Depth
0 cm
Diameter
0 cm
Estimated period
1950-1960
Sold by
The NetherlandsVerified
1835
Objects sold
99.37%
Privatetop

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