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Basket, De Paauw (attributed to), 1740

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Basket, De Paauw (attributed to), 1740

basket, h c.15.5cm More details

On display in room 0.7

Color code: #D8D9D7 Color code: #7F7F88 Color code: #9597AA Color code: #B3B3B9 Color code: #4B476F Color code: #1A104B

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Identification

Title(s)

Basket
Mand
Toilettafelmand, beschilderd met bloemenvazen en toiletartikelen

Object type

basket

Object number

BK-NM-12400-100

Inscriptions / marks

date: ‘1740’

Description

Mand van faïence, met drie oren en opengewerkte rand. In blauw beschilderd met lambrequins en Chinese voorstellingen. Op de bodem zijn toiletartikelen geschilderd. Gedateerd 1740.

Creation

Artist

De Paauw (attributed to)
Jacobus de Milde (attributed to)

Place

Delft

Dating

1740

Material and Technique

Material

Measurements

height c. 15.5 cm

Subject

What

flowers ~ ornament

Acquisition and rights

Credit line

Gift of the heirs of J.F. Loudon, The Hague

Acquisition

gift 1916

Copyright

Public domain

Relations

Mand

Documentation

Delffse Porceleyne : Delfts aardewerk 1620-1850, p. 146
Gedateerd Delfts aardewerk, p. 82-83, cat.nr. 39
Oud aardewerk, toegelicht aan de verzamelingen in het Nederlandsch Museum voor Geschiedenis en Kunst te Amsterdam [ : 1 1920], 55, cat.nr. 274L
Catalogue chronologique et raisonné des faiences de Delft composant la collection de John F. Loudon, 23, cat.nr. 94

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To refer to this object please use the following persistent URL: http://hdl.handle.net/10934/RM0001.COLLECT.14378