DELFT BLUE & WHITE TOBACCO JAR, 18TH C.

Full title: A pair of Dutch Delft blue and white tobacco jars with brass lids, 18th C. Description: H 30,8 - 30,6 cm The absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is in perfect condition

A Delft Blue and White Tobacco Jar Possibly De Blompot, 18th Century the body decorated with a fisherman flanked by two indigenous men above the label No. 19, with aB:P: mark to the underside. Height

Delft blue/white tobacco jar and brass cover, 18th/19th c., labeled for "Maryland" within quatrefoil cartouche flanked by Indian figures smoking pipes, 15"h x 8.5"dia. (with cover) Provenance: Palmett

A Dutch Delft blue and white tobacco jar with brass cover, 18th C. H.: 46 cm (incl. cover) Provenance: With a label on the base for M. Bascourt, antiques dealer, Antwerp.

Full title: A pair of rare Dutch Delft blue and white 'maritime subject' tobacco jars with brass covers, 18th C. Description: H.: 29 cm (each jar) H.: 36,5 cm (the jar incl. the cover with the finial)

Delft tin-glazed earthenware tobacco jar, late 18th c., foliate cartouche inscribed tabac, typical small chips and glaze losses, approx 8.25"h, 7.25"diam, 3.5lbs Start Price: $150.00

A PAIR OF 18TH CENTURY DUTCH DELFT BLUE AND WHITE TOBACCO JARS. Of ovoid form with everted rims. Each with hand painted armorial designs, one with losses. The largest 8.1 inches (20.5 cm). SHIPPING NO

Period: 18th century Origin: Holland Description: rare St. Domingo Delft tobacco jar with lid. Dimensions: 11"t x 8"w

Period: 18th century Origin: Holland Description: tobacco jar with peacock and floral design. Marks: possibly Van der Hagen. 13” x 6”

Period: 18th century Origin: Holland Description:Tonka tobacco jar with brass lid. Dimensions: 14" x 19"

PAIR OF BLUE AND WHITE DUTCH DELFT TOBACCO JARS WITH BRASS COVERS LATE 18TH CENTURY each painted with an Indian smoking a pipe and seated by a jar, one inscribed 'ROMANO', the other inscribed 'FARINAS

Period: 18th century Origin: Holland Description: blue Delft tobacco jar with Indian smoking a pipe scene. Marked. Dimensions: 13"t x 9"d

Period: 18th century Origin: Holland Description: blue and white tobacco jar. Marks: "Pompadoer" Dimensions: 10"t x 9"w

Delft blue and white tobacco jar, 19th c., central hand-painted cartouche with gentleman smoking pipe, banner reading "De Vriessche Turfschipper" (The Frisian peat shipper), unmarked, approx 11"h, 8"d

(2) Delft blue and white tobacco jars, 20th c., "Virginia" and "Maryland", brass covers, marked on underside of foot, 12"h (total) x 7.5"w Provenance: From a Private NYC Collection of Chinese porcelai

Pair of Delft Blue and White Covered Jars, 18th/19th C. Tin glazed earthenware. Provenance: Purchased 1974 from Frides Lameris Antiquair, Nieuwe Spiegelstraat 55, 1017 DD Amsterdam, Holland. Ex. Estat

DUTCH BLUE & WHITE DELFT OCTAGON JAR 18TH C. Of baluster form with ribbed sides overall decorated in scrolling foliage, flowers, and birds with blue glazed mark on underside of base AE (?). Height 19.

Dutch Delft Blue and White Pharmacy Jar, Signedlate 18th century, the ovoid body inscribed on the front "Fol. Sambuci" within a cartouche formed by a flower filled vase with foliate scrolls, leafs, th

18th century Delft blue and white jar, 13" H.

(pair) Continental tin-glazed earthenware tobacco jars, late 18th c., cobalt glazed floral cartouche, inscribed grated tobacco, approx 12"h, 9.25"diam; 12.25lbs total Start Price: $500.00

Delft tin-glazed earthenware apothecary jar, late 18th c., foliate cartouche inscribed C. Bethon, on a pedestal foot, marked underfoot MC, typical small chips and glaze losses, approx 7.5"h, 4.25"diam

Delft tin-glazed earthenware apothecary jar, late 18th c., cartouche inscribed C. Boraginis, surmounted by opposing peacocks centering a fruit basket, typical small chips and glaze losses, approx 8.25

(lot of 2) Delft tin-glazed earthenware apothecary jars, late 18th c., (one) Ex. Angel B., (one) Ex. Kinak, typical small chips and glaze losses, typical small chips and glaze losses, approx 4.5"h, 3.

Delft Blue and White Pitcher and Wet Apothecary Jar English or Dutch, 17th/18th century The pitcher inscribed Acqua di Malva within a cartouche surmounted by birds and foliage, the jar inscribed Acqua