DE ROOS DELFT CHARGER.

Eighteenth century. Bright yellow border with floral center. Expected glaze flakes, light scratches. Wire in hanging hole has removed most of blue mark on the back. 13.5"d.

Blue and white Dutch chargers (3), including peacock and basket of flowers pattern, the smallest with ochre rim, the others with scalloped rims, all marked for De Klaauw (The Claw) factory and numbere

Description: A group of antique faience including items including a large delft charger, two Faience de Nevers Revolutionary plates, and a French faience scalloped rim plate decorated with a central i

DELFT CERAMIC CHARGER, Royal Delft Factory 'De Porceleyne Fles' painted with self-portrait of Rembrandt,inscription 'Rembrandt 1607 - 1669' Dated R-1896.15.5 inch diameterProvenance: Private Collectio

18th C. Delft De Klaauw Blue & White Charger. Featuring urn and floral motif. Minor losses to orange rim. Measures appx 13 3/4" across.

De Porseleyne Beyl Dutch Delft Blue and White Charger, Flowering Treecirca 1760, the design features a large flowering tree within a fenced garden, the border decorated with abundant foliage beneath a

A collection of three blue and white Delft chargers and a pair of bottle vases, 18thC, dia 35 - H 38 cmThe pair of chargers marked De Porceleyne Bijl. The third charger marked De Grieksche A (Jan van

Ca. 1760. Blue and white flowering tree design with scalloped rim. Underglaze blue LPK "De Porceleyne Lampetkan" workshop. Glaze flakes. 12"d.

A various collection of thirteen 18thC Delft chargers and plates, ø 22 - 34,5 cm- A chinoiserie decorated charger, marked 'De Bijl', and two ditto pancake plates marked Jan Theunis Dextra, 'De Grieks

Jacobus de Milde, (Dutch ca 1760’s), marked on bottom. Man on horseback with tulip border, all in blue, yellow and green. Drilled hanging hole. Glaze flakes. 16.25"d.

Dutch Blue & White Delft "Peacock" Pattern Charger, made by the De Klaauw (The Claw) factory, with hand painted peacock feathers design, 13 3/4" diam. Rim glaze losses.

Royal Sphinx Maastricht Delfts Charger. Marked on the bottom. Depicting windmill scene. Painted by Naur de Chattel, name is near the lower part of the plate in the water.Size: 1 1/2 x 15 3/4 in.

De Roos mark to base, some rim chips. Dia: approx. 12".

A Pair of Dutch Delft Chargers with Bird and Blossom Motif Early 18th century Each bearing axe marks for the De Porceleyne Bijl workshop. (Dia: 13 3/4 in. ) Provenance Property from a private Ame

Delft Faience Charger, Possibly J.T. Dextra (De Greikse A), circa 1759, blue and white floral design (QMALP9500){WT} Measurements: 13 1/2" Dia.

Rare Early Antique Delft Plate Charger 4 1/2 InchIt's a decorative wall plaque from De Koninklijke Porceleyne Fles (Royal Delft), An Original Delft Blue hand painted "factory" in Delft. This is a very

Delft Faience Earthenware Charger, 19th century, commemorating in scrolled ribbons, 'De Buitendienst' (possibly diplomatic, government service) dated Dec 1916 - Dec 1941. Floral designs frame central

Holland, 2nd half 20th century. All are marked, some with paper label "De Porceleyne Fles". Hand decorated with various floral designs, landscapes and portraits after Rembrandt. 9.5" to 15"d.

A pair of Dutch Delft blue and white "Tea Tree" dishes and a dish with a flower basket, 18th C. Dia.: 35,5 cm (the central charger) All marked on the base for the "De Klaauw" worksop, Delft, active 16

DUTCH DELFT TIN-GLAZED CERAMIC DISH / CHARGER, having a large central peacock/floral design and geometric and foliate design on edge. Marked on base "LPKan" for De Lampet Kan or "The Jug" operated by

Large Delft blue and white tin-glazed earthenware charger, late 18th c., having yellow rim, Chinoiserie floral design, possible mark JVDuijn (Johannes Van Duijn or widow Van Duijn-van Kampen, De Porce

(pair) Delft Chinoiserie blue and white tin-glazed earthenware chargers, (one) marked CK (Cornelis Koppens for De Metaale Pot workshop), late 18thc., stylized floral designs, one unmarked, typical sma

EARLY 18TH C DELFT CHARGER 13.5, RARE WHITE CANDLESTICK 8"

Salvador Dali (Spanish, 1904-1989), Vermeer de Delft La Lettre, signed in pencil on lower right, also signed in plate, numbered 92/350 in pencil on lower left, an original lithograph on Arches paper (