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Fake with fake mark. Probably first half of the 20th century. French ?
regards Franky
The brewery where later pottery De Griekse A was located, was originally owned by the De Vrije family. The brewery was originally called 't Vergulde Axe. ( logo on the barrels)
Unfortunately, there is limited information available about the De Vrije family, the original owners of the brewery that later became pottery De Griekse A in Delft.
On the beer barrels you can see the same logo that is also above the windows. This logo can be assigned to the family de free, so it would be plausible that this sign was made as a gift for the family
Pottery "De Grieksche A" in Delft was a brewery before the 17th century. This was not unusual, because many potteries in Delft had their origins in old breweries.
After the fall of Antwerp in 1585, many Flemish potters moved to Delft. As beer production declined at the time, vacant breweries were often converted into potteries due to their spacious workspaces and ovens already in place. Around 1658, "De Grieksche A" became one of the well-known Delft potteries, famous for its Delft pottery.
Unfortunately, there are no images available of the original pottery or the former brewery "De Grieksche A" in Delft. The pottery was located at Lange Geer 44-46 and extended to Achterom 64.
Although there are no visual documents of the building itself, it is known that the factory was located on the site of a former brewery in the center of Delft, on the east side of the Geer (today's Lange Geer) near the Rotterdamsche Poort.
presumably this is an image of the brewery before the commissioning by the Greek A and the beer barrels that are transported floating through the Lange Geer. Very nice piece and rare to see this in such condition.
Kind regards Franky
The initials "IJDG" probably refer to Justus de Gelder, a pottery painter who worked at the pottery "De Griekse A" in Delft during the late 17th and early 18th centuries. His working period is estimated to have been between about 1690 and 1720. (which is correct with the date on your piece) The Greek A was a prominent Delft pottery, founded in 1658, and was known for producing high-quality Delftware. The initials "IJDG" on a piece of pottery therefore indicate the involvement of Justus de Gelder in painting or decorating it.
Kind Regards Franky
this is made by Velsen - Sassenheim somewhere arouns 1980-1990. Transfertechnique.
regards Franky
Als antwoord op Sorry had niet gezien van de… door Peter Van Van dorpe
zal ergens tussen 1950 en 2002 liggen.
Gemaakt bij Velsen-Sassenheim. Waarden worden hier - zoals u diende aan te vinken - hier niet besproken.
Mvg Franky
Als antwoord op Ik heb dit schaaltje op een… door RyanEmeli1960
Ik kwam deze tegen op een site van een antiekhandelaar. Zie hieronder de beschrijving op de site;
Een geschulpt blauw/wit gedecoreerd Delfts aardewerk bord met van Chinees Kangxi porselein afgeleide versieringen. Gemerkt met het monogram van Jan Jansz. van der Laen, werkzaam bij De drie clocken, datering eind 17e eeuw. Doorsnee 21,5 cm
Dit lijkt mij een stuk uit begin tot eerste kwart 20 ste eeuw mogelijks geschilderd door Jelle Sikkes de Jong wat overeenkomt met zijn signatuur. De gekruiste T's doch van elkaar loshangend. Specialiteit waren borden die hij eind 19de en begin 20ste eeuw schilderde. Bij aanvang van zijn loopbaan bij Tichelaar veelvuldig en later af en toe. Hieronder voorbeeld ook van zijn hand.
mvg Franky
