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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Merk van Delftse plateelbakkerij/fabriek
Dankzij historisch onderzoek weten we steeds meer over de merken die Delftse plateelbakkerijen gebruikten. Benieuwd naar deze bakkerijen?
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Drie klokken
Thank you PatrickW! It is indeed a tobacco jar from around 1800.
Interesting fact is that these jars were probably originally made without lids. The curled neck was intended to tie down a sheet of rice paper or parchment in order for the tobacco to breath and not to become moist and spoil. Fairly soon after the first production of these jars, they became decorative objects and copper covers were made for them, as can be seen in these examples. The No.12 on the front suggests that these were intended for a tobacco shop, referring to the type of tobacco that was kept in this jar.
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Hello,
I think there's a good chance this jar is original and made by the Drie Klokken: https://delftsaardewerk.nl/merk/drie-klokken.
Regarding the lid, please see this item where this is discussed: https://delftsaardewerk.nl/bekijken/voorwerp/flaine322/8397-tabakspot-n…
So it might not have had a lid at all.
Kind regards,
Patrick
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Thank you PatrickW! It is indeed a tobacco jar from around 1800.
Interesting fact is that these jars were probably originally made without lids. The curled neck was intended to tie down a sheet of rice paper or parchment in order for the tobacco to breath and not to become moist and spoil. Fairly soon after the first production of these jars, they became decorative objects and copper covers were made for them, as can be seen in these examples. The No.12 on the front suggests that these were intended for a tobacco shop, referring to the type of tobacco that was kept in this jar.
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