Includes objects mainly originated from: The Netherlands (Delft and Amsterdam), Belgium (Southern Netherlands' Antwerp), France, Italy, Spain, South Germany and Austria.
There are 10 products.
A large chinoiserie plate with Transition and Kangxi inspired decoration, 17th century, around 1680-1700, Delft, Holland.
Blue and white
Dimensions: 40 cm. diameter.
Signed D-PAUW for pottery factory ‘De Paauw / The Peacock’ (1651-1774).
A rare and historically important Delft earthenware double-gourd-shaped vase with Japanese influenced decoration, around 1660-1680, Delft, Holland.
Blue and white
Dimensions: 37,2 cm height.
A pair of tin Empire candlesticks in lacquer with floral motifs, 19th century, around 1815, Holland.
Dimensions: 22.5 cm. height.
A colorful grand feu oval shaped Delft chinoiserie plaque with a Long Eliza, crawl and peony flower decoration, 18th century, around 1760, Delft, Holland.
Polychrome
Dimensions: 35x31 cm.
Probably attributable to the pottery factory 'The White Star / De Witte Ster'.
A set of three Vienna bronze oriental figures on tapestry, 19th/20th century, around 1900, Vienna, Austria.
Dimensions: 10, 15 and 17 cm. height.
Marked 'HK' / 'HA' at the bottom (unknown artist) .
A larger Orangistic plate depicting stadtholder Willem V ‘en profil’, with a slogan referring to the recovery of his power, 18th century, around 1787, Delft, Holland.
Polychrome
Dimensions: 25,5 cm diameter.
Dutch Delft Lobbed dish with in the center oriental figures surrounded by palm trees, 17th century, around 1670-1680, Delft, Holland.
Blue and white
Dimensions: 33 cm. diameter.
A small ebonized and bone inlayed neo-renaissance mirror with classical engravings, 19th century, around 1800-1850, Milan, Italy.
Dimensions: 52,5 x 42,5 cm.
A pair of Dutch Delft garlic neck vases with oriental figures and flower scroll decoration, 18th century, around 1700-1720, Delft, Holland.
Blue and white
Unknown maker 'PI'
Dimensions: 36 cm. height.
A Flemish table art cabinet made out of ebony wood and inlayed with red tortoiseshell, 17th century, around 1650, Antwerp, Southern Netherlands.
Dimensions: 36 x 22 x 34 cm.
