I am curious to know if this plate with the Cornucopia on it was made in Delft.
Afmetingen
23.5cm
Collectie
publiekscollectie
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This plate is a copy or reproduction in the style of polychrome Delftware. The use of colour and the style of painting suggest that it is more of a decorative piece of a later date than an original 17th- or 18th-century Delft plate.
Thus, a 20th-century decorative reproduction in Delft style, possibly originating from France, Belgium or Italy, where much of this type of pottery was also produced (e.g. Faïence de Quimper in France sometimes shows similar scenes).
Below are some examples of authentic plates (source: Open Air Museum Netherlands)
mvg Franky
Dear Franky,
Thank you for your report. It’s so helpful.
Made in Désvres ( Northern-France) by the Martel company. Around 1920.
Regards,
Dear R.L.A. Maes,
Thank you for pointing it out accurately.
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This plate is a copy or reproduction in the style of polychrome Delftware. The use of colour and the style of painting suggest that it is more of a decorative piece of a later date than an original 17th- or 18th-century Delft plate.
Thus, a 20th-century decorative reproduction in Delft style, possibly originating from France, Belgium or Italy, where much of this type of pottery was also produced (e.g. Faïence de Quimper in France sometimes shows similar scenes).
Below are some examples of authentic plates (source: Open Air Museum Netherlands)
mvg Franky
Dear Franky,
Thank you for your report. It’s so helpful.
Made in Désvres ( Northern-France) by the Martel company. Around 1920.
Regards,
Dear R.L.A. Maes,
Thank you for pointing it out accurately.
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