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A Dutch Delft faience dish with Kakiemon decor Model with a footrim and traces of three firing supports on the underside. Painted with two quails, a bird in flight and Oriental flowers. Blue conjoined mark IVL and 12. With rim chips. Diameter 26.7 cm. Attributet to Manufactory De Drie Klokken, Jan van der Laan, early 18th c. Provenance The Dessing & Dröge Collection. Literature Cf. Lunsingh-Scheuleer, Delft. Niederländische Fayence, Munich, 1984, p. 292, no. 297, illustrating another bowl with very similar decoration and likewise bearing the IVL mark, tentatively attributed to Jan van der Laan.
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