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Delft Earthenware Tobacco Jar c.1825, a painted landscape centered around Het Loo Palace (Paleis Het Loo), after an early 19th-century print by artist Jean-Baptiste Jobard, inscription on the bottom is 'No=2', The Three Bells / Clocks (De Drie Klokken) hallmark and retaining a Koopman & Co. label on underside, having a brass lid Provenance: Koopman & Co importers of Old Silver Ware, Boston MA and NYC Property from: an Estate, Flossmoor, Illinois Height: 16 inches, Diameter: 11 inches Condition: some flaking around upper rim and lower edge, production inconsistencies Category: Decorative Arts > Pottery & Porcelain Estimated Sale Time: 12:08 pm CST Shipping Status: Shipping Quote Last modified: October 28, 2026, 1:01 pm
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