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A Dutch Delft faience "Man op een ton" Model of a man riding a barrel. Depicting a gentleman wearing a tricorne hat, seated astride a raised wine barrel, pouring wine from a bottle into a goblet. The top of the hat is removable and serves as a stopper. Indistinct blue mark 1770 (?). Open bung hole, without mounts. Minor restorations to the tricorne hat, bottle, one toe and the right side of his face. Height 32.5 cm. Second half 18th C. An identical figure is also housed in the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, inv. no. BK-NM-12400-238. Provenance The Dessing & Dröge Collection. Literature Cf. Lunsingh Scheurleer, Delft. Niederländische Fayence, Munich 1984, fig. 123, for the same model, attributed to the De Witte Starre manufactory, in the Gemeentemuseum Arnhem.
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