Early Delft Blue and White Vase
This exquisite Early Delft Blue and White Vase, marked for the renowned De Grieksche A factory under the ownership of Jacob van der Kool, dates from 1722-1757. A remarkable example of Dutch ceramic artistry, this vase is part of a five-piece garniture set, epitomizing the elegance and craftsmanship of 18th-century Delftware.
The vase is adorned with intricate blue and white designs, showcasing the traditional motifs and patterns characteristic of the period. Delicate floral and foliate patterns wrap around the vase, interspersed with scenes of pastoral beauty and classical imagery. Each brushstroke reflects the skilled hand of the artisans from De Grieksche A factory, known for their superior quality and attention to detail.
Standing gracefully with a balanced form, the vase features a wide body tapering to a narrow neck, crowned with an elegantly flared rim. The smooth, glossy glaze enhances the rich cobalt blue hues, creating a striking contrast against the pristine white background. This combination of form and decoration not only highlights the vase’s aesthetic appeal but also its historical significance.
The vase bears the distinctive mark of De Grieksche A factory, confirming its authenticity and origin. Under Jacob van der Kool's ownership, the factory produced some of the finest Delftware pieces, making this vase a valuable addition to any collection. Its inclusion in a garniture set underscores its importance as a decorative object intended to be displayed prominently, often on mantels or cabinets, as part of a harmonious ensemble.
This Early Delft Blue and White Vase is more than just a decorative piece; it is a tangible piece of history, embodying the artistic excellence and cultural heritage of 18th-century Delft. Whether displayed as part of its original garniture set or as a standalone masterpiece, it commands attention and admiration, making it a cherished treasure for collectors and connoisseurs of fine ceramics.
This exquisite Early Delft Blue and White Vase, marked for the renowned De Grieksche A factory under the ownership of Jacob van der Kool, dates from 1722-1757. A remarkable example of Dutch ceramic artistry, this vase is part of a five-piece garniture set, epitomizing the elegance and craftsmanship of 18th-century Delftware.
The vase is adorned with intricate blue and white designs, showcasing the traditional motifs and patterns characteristic of the period. Delicate floral and foliate patterns wrap around the vase, interspersed with scenes of pastoral beauty and classical imagery. Each brushstroke reflects the skilled hand of the artisans from De Grieksche A factory, known for their superior quality and attention to detail.
Standing gracefully with a balanced form, the vase features a wide body tapering to a narrow neck, crowned with an elegantly flared rim. The smooth, glossy glaze enhances the rich cobalt blue hues, creating a striking contrast against the pristine white background. This combination of form and decoration not only highlights the vase’s aesthetic appeal but also its historical significance.
The vase bears the distinctive mark of De Grieksche A factory, confirming its authenticity and origin. Under Jacob van der Kool's ownership, the factory produced some of the finest Delftware pieces, making this vase a valuable addition to any collection. Its inclusion in a garniture set underscores its importance as a decorative object intended to be displayed prominently, often on mantels or cabinets, as part of a harmonious ensemble.
This Early Delft Blue and White Vase is more than just a decorative piece; it is a tangible piece of history, embodying the artistic excellence and cultural heritage of 18th-century Delft. Whether displayed as part of its original garniture set or as a standalone masterpiece, it commands attention and admiration, making it a cherished treasure for collectors and connoisseurs of fine ceramics.
This exquisite Early Delft Blue and White Vase, marked for the renowned De Grieksche A factory under the ownership of Jacob van der Kool, dates from 1722-1757. A remarkable example of Dutch ceramic artistry, this vase is part of a five-piece garniture set, epitomizing the elegance and craftsmanship of 18th-century Delftware.
The vase is adorned with intricate blue and white designs, showcasing the traditional motifs and patterns characteristic of the period. Delicate floral and foliate patterns wrap around the vase, interspersed with scenes of pastoral beauty and classical imagery. Each brushstroke reflects the skilled hand of the artisans from De Grieksche A factory, known for their superior quality and attention to detail.
Standing gracefully with a balanced form, the vase features a wide body tapering to a narrow neck, crowned with an elegantly flared rim. The smooth, glossy glaze enhances the rich cobalt blue hues, creating a striking contrast against the pristine white background. This combination of form and decoration not only highlights the vase’s aesthetic appeal but also its historical significance.
The vase bears the distinctive mark of De Grieksche A factory, confirming its authenticity and origin. Under Jacob van der Kool's ownership, the factory produced some of the finest Delftware pieces, making this vase a valuable addition to any collection. Its inclusion in a garniture set underscores its importance as a decorative object intended to be displayed prominently, often on mantels or cabinets, as part of a harmonious ensemble.
This Early Delft Blue and White Vase is more than just a decorative piece; it is a tangible piece of history, embodying the artistic excellence and cultural heritage of 18th-century Delft. Whether displayed as part of its original garniture set or as a standalone masterpiece, it commands attention and admiration, making it a cherished treasure for collectors and connoisseurs of fine ceramics.
Category: Vase
Country of Origin: Netherlands
Maker: De Grieksche A factory
In House Collection: 1 of 1
Condition: VG
Condition Additional Notes: There is surface damage and wear as shown
Material: Delft
Age: 1722-1757
Size: 9.5" tall
