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Strange mark on a Delft plate

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Delft plate

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Could you please help in identification of this plate? The mark is unknown to me

Afmetingen
32 cm
Collectie
publiekscollectie

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This seems to me to be Belgian pottery from Doornik . A T with a dot . Why a T and not a D?
Doornik is the Flemish name, the original Walloon name is Tournai. In Belgium, blue and white was also produced, such as by Hubert Bequet from Quarengnon.

Tournai was known for his blue and white faience that was strongly inspired by both Delftware and Chinese porcelain.

The bottom of the plate shows a somewhat coarser, thick tin-glaze layer, typical of French-Belgian faience (something different from the often slightly finer Delft pottery).
The shard appears to be light grey/white — again typical of Tournai.

Below is another example of Tournai blue.

mvg Franky

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Ter attentie van Dhr; Stevelinck !!

Man stop nu eens met je onzin.  Dit is een 18de eeuws Delfts bord met een gerestaureerde rand. Onbekend merk. Soms toegeschreven aan " De Dissel" .  U weet echt niet waarover U het heeft.

Hopelijk heeft U het begrepen !  

 

Trouwens de Nederlandse ( Vlaamse ) naam van Tournai is Doornik .