Featured Delft Pottery Vase

Delft Vase by SpotemGotem21 posted May 18, 2021 at 10:27 PM

Delft Vase 2 by SpotemGotem21 posted May 18, 2021 at 10:27 PM

Delft Vase 3 by SpotemGotem21 posted May 18, 2021 at 10:27 PM

Delft Vase 3 by SpotemGotem21 posted May 18, 2021 at 10:27 PM

Can anyone tell me about the age and value of this lovely vase?

 

How interesting, would never have pegged that as Delft without seeing the base. It's an albarello (rather than a vase) and it isn't typical for Delft. Certainly looks 19th C, someone borrowed my Delft book and didn't return it, but I think someone else here has some reference works which may pin down the maker.

 

@i need help ......maybe move to Pottery....

 

It is a really nice albarello. The mark looks to be for the Porceleyne Fles.

Neither would I. It could easily be Qajar or Qajar style.
@say_it_slowly do you know this type of ware?

 

Found this one, also a Qajar style, 'Oud Perzisch Nieuw Delfts' or Old Persian New Delfts, ca 1910-1934, by the Porceleyne Fles:


https://www.hartantiques.com/nl/Por...Porceleyne-Fles-Oud-Perzisch-Nieuw-Delft-Bord

 

More here, these sites say 1910-1930, the designs were by Leon Senf:


https://www.freyantiques.com/product/royal-delft-nieuw-delfts-vase/

Love this one:


http://capriolus.nl/nl/content/de-porceleyne-fles-delft-schaal-nieuw-perzisch-decor

These are referred to as Iznik style, which makes sense for these, with those brick coloured pointed tulips:


https://www.de-delftse-pioen.nl/a-5...kan-nieuw-delfts-iznik-stijl-dpf/#description

 

Wow that's almost a dead copy of a Kashan bowl. I've never seen this style in Delft before, I'm guessing they must be relatively scarce. More items for the must have list now, sigh...

 

This is the information from Van Hook's Discovering Dutch Delftware showing the de Porceleyne Fles (Royal Delft) mark, the date range and the lines it was used for. The description of the different types of "New Delft" are given.

The mark I think may be the artist's mark resembling AB isn't shown in the list of artists. It doesn't match any of the Leon Senf signatures shown.

 

I agree, it is more of an AB.

 

It didn't look exactly like an "A" to me but regardless I don't see any matches to the sig. I guess I should mention that AB is also a date mark used by Fles that would be for 1906 but that would pre-date this line. (or so they say)

 

Thank you for all the amazing education. I am keeping this baby but would anyone happen to know approximate value?

 

I love it.

It reminds me of Armenian pottery. I wonder if there was trade or they simply developed a similar style independently.

 

Armenian pottery is also Persian and Turkish influenced, that would be it.