Charming scene with a lush multicolor fruit border.
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Can maker be identified?
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23CM BY 23 CM
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The year 1765 on the back coincides exactly with the type of pastoral scene shown here. It looks a little bit as what Geertruy Verstelle could have made, but the colours and style are a little bit different. So unless someone has seen an identical plaque that was marked by the maker, it will be very difficult to identify the maker. On the other hand, items that are marked with a year are very important for research when trying to pin unmarked or marked items to a certain decade or period.
Thank you very much. I though it may be a date mark but frequently numbers are a pattern mark. No matter who made it, it is a most charming piece. I especially like the hanging loop.
Beautiful and original Delftware plaque! It is interesting that most of the original plaques, often much more beautiful than dishes, garnitures etc. do not have a mark. To find a date is not uncommon, Edwin van Drecht.
If you look at the wonderful polychrome plaque at Aronson Antiquairs in Amsterdam (inventory D2435), it is is quite nice that it has both a full name mark as well as a date mark.
Unfortunately, it does not show on the webpage, but on the back of the plaque you would have found:
B.VD:D
A: 1752
j:M 8:D (this part is a bit hard to read and open to interpretation)
I have seen this quite a few times, and this would mean owner B. van der D, Annum 1752, januari (or juni) Maand/Month on 8th Dag/Day.
So possibly 8 January 1752.
The date is not necessarily the date of manufacture, but can also be a wedding anniversary or another important day for the buyer, who had it made to order.
Delfts, tussen 1620 – 1850 gemaakt
Alleen aardewerk met tinglazuur dat tussen 1620 – 1850 in Delft is gemaakt, wordt als traditioneel Delfts aardewerk aangeduid.
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Tinglazuuraardewerk
Aardewerk met een glazuur waaraan tinoxide is toegevoegd om het dekkend wit te maken. Delfts aardewerk van vóór 1850 is altijd voorzien van tinglazuur.
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Handbeschilderd
Een belangrijk kenmerk van authentiek Delfts aardewerk is dat het handgeschilderd is. Druktechnieken komen op dit aardewerk niet voor.
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With thanks to the valuable contributions of mr. Hartgers and mr. Van Drecht! It's fascinating to come across this dated plaque. I am not aware of a marked example at this point, but this dated one adds a piece to the puzzle of identifying Delft potteries and their products.
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The year 1765 on the back coincides exactly with the type of pastoral scene shown here. It looks a little bit as what Geertruy Verstelle could have made, but the colours and style are a little bit different. So unless someone has seen an identical plaque that was marked by the maker, it will be very difficult to identify the maker. On the other hand, items that are marked with a year are very important for research when trying to pin unmarked or marked items to a certain decade or period.
Als antwoord op The year 1765 on the back… door Jeroen Hartgers257
Thank you very much. I though it may be a date mark but frequently numbers are a pattern mark. No matter who made it, it is a most charming piece. I especially like the hanging loop.
Beautiful and original Delftware plaque! It is interesting that most of the original plaques, often much more beautiful than dishes, garnitures etc. do not have a mark. To find a date is not uncommon, Edwin van Drecht.
Als antwoord op Beautiful and original… door Edwin van Drecht135
Thank you. It is a charming most interesting piece. Thank you for confirming the number is a date.
Als antwoord op Beautiful and original… door Edwin van Drecht135
Very true, Mr. van Drecht!
If you look at the wonderful polychrome plaque at Aronson Antiquairs in Amsterdam (inventory D2435), it is is quite nice that it has both a full name mark as well as a date mark.
https://www.aronson.com/object/d2435-polychrome-ocatoganal-shaped-plaque/
Unfortunately, it does not show on the webpage, but on the back of the plaque you would have found:
B.VD:D
A: 1752
j:M 8:D (this part is a bit hard to read and open to interpretation)
I have seen this quite a few times, and this would mean owner B. van der D, Annum 1752, januari (or juni) Maand/Month on 8th Dag/Day.
So possibly 8 January 1752.
The date is not necessarily the date of manufacture, but can also be a wedding anniversary or another important day for the buyer, who had it made to order.
This is the book in which you can find the mark:
https://www.aronson.com/product/the_french_connection/
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With thanks to the valuable contributions of mr. Hartgers and mr. Van Drecht! It's fascinating to come across this dated plaque. I am not aware of a marked example at this point, but this dated one adds a piece to the puzzle of identifying Delft potteries and their products.
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