Antique Delft Vase, Van Duijn, 18th Century
A beautiful example of 18th-century Dutch faience, crafted by the Van Duijn workshop in the Delft style. The vase features traditional blue floral motifs and intricate decorative elements characteristic of the period.
About the Maker – Van Duijn
The Van Duijn family was among the notable Delftware producers in the 18th century, contributing to the rich tradition of Dutch pottery. Delftware, inspired by Chinese porcelain, became highly sought after across Europe. The Van Duijn workshop was known for its mastery of blue-and-white designs, blending intricate floral patterns with elegant forms, making their pieces highly collectible today.
A perfect addition for collectors and antique ceramics enthusiasts.
(Delft, The Netherlands, active 1764-73)
Details:
• Dimensions: Height: 17 cm. (6,5 inches.)
• Condition: Good for its age, with minor signs of wear.
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