Three piece tulipiere with marks on the top and bottom pieces. Item is part of a fine estate collection. Place and time of purchase are unknown.
I have been unable to identify the mark on this piece. I am inquiring here in the hopes that someone can tell me something about it before concluding it is a pseudo-mark. The color of the base differs slightly from that of the other two pieces. Because they share the same mark, I have chalked that up to a different dye lot, but I am not an expert by any means.
I believe the photos I have included should show the pieces in enough detail, but I have others and can certainly take more if needed. Thank you for your time and any guidance would be appreciated.
Side note: I have spent a good deal of time looking over the index of painters initials. I am curious, is there any record of any of the painters also making sterling jewelry or objects? There are a few marks that match some I have found and never identified over the years.
38 cm tall
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I found an identical one on Worthpoint. Maybe it's the same? Listed here as a unique piece from Delft. Unfortunately, no photos of the underside. The mark is also unfortunately unknown to me at the moment. Maybe someone else knows more about it. Definitely clearly signed by the painters. Another fun search. Beautiful object.
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/sale-absolutely-exquisite-delft-…
kind regards
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