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707 - A large rare Dutch Delft faience armorial carp bowl
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A large rare Dutch Delft faience armorial carp bowl Model on a foot ring, with a high, slightly tapered shape. Decorated on the outside with spiral tendrils and four vases of flowers set within laurel wreaths; in the fifth panel, an unidentified coat of arms. Inside, a large ‘rock and bird’ motif. Unmarked. With restored cracks. Height 29 cm, diameter approx. 50 cm. Attributed to Manufactory De Metalen Pot, Cornelis Koppens, around 1730. A slightly smaller bowl is in the collection of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Inv. No. 1921-3-174. It bears a cartouche with the monogram ‘MR’ and the date ‘1727’, and is marked ‘CK’ for Cornelis Koppens of the De Metalen Pot workshop. Provenance Formerly the Dr. Günther Grethe collection, Hamburg. The Dessing & Dröge collection.
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Arts and crafts, silver, sculptures, furniture, ceramics, and porcelainAuction house
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