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Round bowl, Jan de Vries, Amsterdam, first half of the 18th century; eight-lobed, flower-shaped design with a knurled and braided rim on a round base ring; Jan de Vries (1710–1753), Amsterdam—year letter faded, Provincial lion, tax stamp I 1906–1953, ZII, small dent on the rim, diameter 14.5 cm, 92.6 g. [1] Collection of J.W.H. Dreesmann, see volume (1951), p. 811; Sotheby’s Mak van Waay auction, February 23, 1976, no. 226, illustration on p. 68; C.M. Dreesmann, F. Muller Auction, Amsterdam, March 22, 1960, no. 130 (hammer price: 675 florins, buyer: Steltman)
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