Robin Goyeux

Antique Tableware

Beautiful, exceptionally well-preserved eighteenth-century (fish) colander. It stands on three knob feet and has two sausage-shaped handles. Redware, with lead glaze on both the inside and outside.

Condition: exceptionally well-preserved considering its age and use. No breaks, restorations, or chips. The lead glaze alone shows some wear.

This lot will be carefully packed and shipped insured with track and trace.

Prachtig, uitzonderlijk gaaf (vis)vergiet uit de achttiende eeuw. Staat op drie knobbelvoeten en voorzien van twee worstoortjes. Roodbakkend aardewerk, zowel aan de binnen- als buitenzijde voorzien van loodglazuur. 

Conditie: gezien de leeftijd en gebruikersfunctie uitzonderlijk gaaf. Geen breuken, geen restauraties, geen chipjes. Enkel het loodglazuur is aangetast. 

Dit kavel wordt zorgvuldig verpakt en verzekerd verzonden met track en trace.

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Strainer - Gatenpetiel - Earthenware - eighteenth-century

Netherlands - 1650-1700

The Netherlands

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The Gatenpetiel is a red-fired earthenware fish colander with lead glaze inside and out, three knobbly feet and two small handles, measuring 31 × 25 × 7.5 cm.

Strainer - Gatenpetiel - Earthenware - eighteenth-century

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The Gatenpetiel is a red-fired earthenware fish colander with lead glaze inside and out, three knobbly feet and two small handles, measuring 31 × 25 × 7.5 cm.

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