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European decorative and applied arts and ceramics

European decorative and applied arts and ceramics

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Delft, a pair of blue-and-white earthenware plates

1700 - Delft, a pair of blue-and-white earthenware plates, marked for De Klaauw, 18th century, with a Chinoiserie depiction of peonies and bamboo in a garden with a fence (chipped edges), diam. 34 cm Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [2]

Estimation

400 - 800 €

Delft, a pair of contoured blue-and-white earthenw

1701 - Delft, a pair of contoured blue-and-white earthenware plates, marked for De Klaauw, 18th century, decorated with a peacock on a rock; the rim features flowers in a lattice pattern (rim chips), diam. 35 cm Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [2]

Estimation

500 - 800 €

Delft, a blue-and-white earthenware “Wanli” plate,

1702 - Delft, a blue-and-white earthenware “Wanli” plate, 18th century, decorated in the Chinese 17th-century Wanli style with a vase of flowers and a paneled border (cracks), diam. 38.5 cm [1]

Estimation

100 - 200 €

Delft, a pair of blue-and-white earthenware knobby

1703 - Delft, a pair of blue-and-white earthenware knobby vases, 18th century, painted with peacocks and parsley motifs (damage to the rim and base), height 42.5 Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [2]

Estimation

2 000 - 3 000 €

Delft, a five-piece blue-and-white earthenware cab

1704 - Delft, a five-piece blue-and-white earthenware cabinet set marked for Van Duijn, 18th century, featuring a depiction of cows in a Rococo cartouche in relief; the lids feature parrots with a nut (edge damage; the lids have been restored) H. 26 and 35 cm Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [5]

Estimation

1 500 - 2 000 €

Delft, a five-piece blue-and-white earthenware set

1705 - Delft, a five-piece blue-and-white earthenware set, early 18th century, octagonal and ribbed in shape, with a chinoiserie decoration of birds on flowering branches, consisting of three lidded vases and two lidded cup vases, all lids featuring a Buddhist lion as a knob (restorations, rim damage, and cracks); height 37 and 40 cm. Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [5]

Estimation

1 500 - 2 500 €

Delft, a blue-and-white earthenware oil and vinega

1706 - Delft, a blue-and-white earthenware oil and vinegar set in a holder; the holder marked “Anthonij Pennis for De Twee Scheepjes,” 1750–1770; the jugs marked with “A” and “O” on the handles and decorated with flowers; the openwork stand has a twisted handle (the vinegar bottle’s handle has been repaired; there is a crack around the stand’s handle; some chips on the rim) H. 16.5 cm x W. 18.5 cm Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [3]

Estimation

1 000 - 1 500 €

Delft, a blue-and-white earthenware “Chinoiserie”

1707 - Delft, a blue-and-white earthenware “Chinoiserie” jar, circa 1700, with Chinoiserie décor featuring floral, foliage, and insect motifs, as well as playful putti, with a pewter lid featuring a 17th-century dated coin (handle restored, base with a few chips), height 34.5 cm. Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [1]

Estimation

2 000 - 3 000 €

Delft, a pair of blue-and-white earthenware oval b

1708 - Delft, a pair of blue-and-white earthenware oval bowls, marked “De Lampetkan,” 18th century, each on three feet, with a contoured rocaille rim and a decoration of blossoms in a lattice pattern (a few chips) 30 x 23 cm Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [2]

Estimation

500 - 800 €

Delft, a blue-and-white earthenware “Chinoiserie”

1709 - Delft, a blue-and-white earthenware “Chinoiserie” jug, 18th/ 19th century, with transitional decoration featuring figures in a landscape (chipped rim), height 20.5 cm. Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [1]

Estimation

500 - 800 €

Samson, a set of five famille rose porcelain "cock

1710 - Samson, a set of five famille rose porcelain "cockerel" teacups, 19th century, each painted in the Chinese style with a cockerel in a flower garden, diam. 7.5 cm. Private Dutch collection [5]

Estimation

400 - 600 €

Delft, gilded earthenware butter dish and lid, mar

1711 - Delft, gilded earthenware butter dish and lid, marked “Pieter Kocx voor de Grieksche A,” 1701–1722, with a multicolored painted decoration depicting a landscape with figures and livestock framed by turquoise cartouches, knob in the shape of a vine leaf (glued chip on the rim of the lid, some flaking on the rim), length 13 and diameter 12 cm Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [1]

Estimation

1 000 - 1 500 €

Delft, a blue-and-white earthenware butter dish an

1712 - Delft, a blue-and-white earthenware butter dish and lid, 18th century; the lid is crowned by a sheep with manganese-colored hooves and an orange-painted mouth, with a floral and foliage design in relief (horns and ears missing) h 13.5 x w 11.5 cm Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [1]

Estimation

1 000 - 1 500 €

Delft, a pair of blue-and-white earthenware knobbe

1713 - Delft, a pair of blue-and-white earthenware knobbed vases, 18th century, with parsley decoration (one broken and restored, the other with chips on the rim) H. 43.5 cm Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [2]

Estimation

1 500 - 2 000 €

Delft, a five-piece blue-and-white earthenware cab

1714 - Delft, a five-piece blue-and-white earthenware cabinet set, 18th century, consisting of three lidded vases and two cup-shaped vases, each with a lid featuring a Buddhist lion as a knob and a chinoiserie floral garden decoration; the top and bottom are ribbed (one lid restored; chips on the rim) h. 36 and 38 cm Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [5]

Estimation

2 000 - 4 000 €

Delft, a set of five blue-and-white earthenware pl

1715 - Delft, a set of five blue-and-white earthenware plates, 18th century, decorated with flowers and stars; two marked with an unidentified St. Andrew’s cross (a few chips, one glued chip, and chips along the rim); diam. 22 cm Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [5]

Estimation

400 - 600 €

Delft, three blue-and-white earthenware tobacco ja

1716 - Delft, three blue-and-white earthenware tobacco jars with copper lids, marked for "De Vergulde Blompot" and "De Drie Klokken," 18th century, decorated with a pipe-smoking "Native American" and inscribed with "Cuba," 'Hanover' and 'Bloemtjes', VOC mark, copper lids—one defective and one original (chipped rim)—h. 28 cm. Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [3]

Estimation

600 - 1 000 €

Delft, a pair of blue-and-white earthenware plates

1717 - Delft, a pair of blue-and-white earthenware plates, 18th century, with floral decoration (some minor damage to the rim), diam. 22.5 cm. Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [2]

Estimation

100 - 150 €

Delft, a blue-and-white earthenware plate with a c

1718 - Delft, a blue-and-white earthenware plate with a coat of arms, marked "Lambertus van Eenhoorn for De Metaale Pot," early 18th century, with a floral decoration interrupted at the rim by a coat of arms (broken and glued), diameter 26 cm [1]

Estimation

60 - 100 €

Delft, a blue-and-white earthenware peacock plate,

1719 - Delft, a blue-and-white earthenware peacock plate, marked for De Klaauw, early 19th century, painted with a vase of flowers and a fan of feathers, the rim with yellow glaze (restored), diam. 36 cm [1]

Estimation

60 - 80 €

Delft, a polychromatic portrait medallion of Wilhe

1720 - Delft, a polychromatic portrait medallion of Wilhelmina of Prussia, 18th century, modeled in relief, looking to the right and wearing her characteristic top hat with a brim (some damage and restorations along the edge), height 14.5 cm [1]

Estimation

250 - 500 €

Delft, a blue-and-white earthenware plate, marked

1721 - Delft, a blue-and-white earthenware plate, marked “Gerrit Pietersz. Kam for the Drie Posteleyne Astonne,” late 17th century, painted with peacocks in a flower garden (cracked and restored), diameter 39.5 cm [1]

Estimation

150 - 300 €

Delft, a blue-and-white earthenware “kraak” style

1722 - Delft, a blue-and-white earthenware “kraak” style plate, 17th century, painted in the Chinese “kraak” style of the Wanli period, depicting a bird by a river surrounded by panels of flowers and symbols (patch of shard on the rim), diam. 30.5 cm [1]

Estimation

80 - 120 €

Delft, a pair of blue-and-white earthenware knobbe

1723 - Delft, a pair of blue-and-white earthenware knobbed vases, 18th century, octagonal and painted with a floral design, unmarked (one with a restored neck, small frits), height 37.5 cm [2]

Estimation

300 - 500 €

Delft, a large three-piece blue-and-white earthenw

1724 - Delft, a large three-piece blue-and-white earthenware cabinet set, 18th century, consisting of a pair of trumpet vases and a lidded vase, each painted with a pastoral scene within a molded cartouche, each marked with an unidentified painter’s mark ‘W’ or ‘VV’; height 46.5–68 cm [3]

Estimation

400 - 600 €

Delft, four blue-and-white earthenware plates, one

1725 - Delft, four blue-and-white earthenware plates, one marked “De Lampetkan,” 18th century; three plates with proverbs and one with the inscription “Adriaantje Eduwaart” (frittings), diameter 22.5 cm [4]

Estimation

300 - 400 €

Delft, blue-and-white chinoiserie plate, 17th cent

1726 - Delft, blue-and-white chinoiserie plate, 17th century, decorated in the Chinese Transitional style with a horseman surrounded by panels featuring figures and stylized flowers (repaired chip and chipped rim). Diameter 39 cm [1]

Estimation

500 - 800 €

Delft, blue-and-white earthenware Buddha figurine,

1727 - Delft, blue-and-white earthenware Buddha figurine, 19th century; marked “van Duijn” on the bottom. Also included is a blue-and-white earthenware saucer depicting a pagoda in a landscape (frittings). H. 12.5 cm, diam. 22 cm Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [2]

Estimation

200 - 400 €

Loosdrecht, a white porcelain tureen and lid, 18th

1728 - Loosdrecht, a white porcelain tureen and lid, 18th century, with overglaze decoration of pink roses and a handle and ears shaped like branches; the lid is marked “MOL” in underglaze blue, the tureen with an incised “MOL” mark (small chip on the rim and a very small hairline crack; small frit on the lid knob), width 17 cm. Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [1]

Estimation

300 - 500 €

Tournai, a pair and a single white porcelain lidde

1729 - Tournai, a pair and a single white porcelain lidded bowl, 18th century, with painted decoration of bouquets and a rose as a knob, marked “Den Haag” in overglaze (one lid knob damaged) h. 8 cm Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [3]

Estimation

200 - 300 €

Worcester, a pair of oval blue-and-white soft-past

1730 - Worcester, a pair of oval blue-and-white soft-paste terrines on saucers, 18th century, decorated with butterflies, roses, and tulips; the handles and knobs shaped like blossom branches, marked with a crescent moon (one terrine has a chip on the rim and small chips on the blossom decoration) l. 19.5 cm (saucers) Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [4]

Estimation

300 - 500 €

Worcester, a blue-and-white soft-paste milk jug an

1731 - Worcester, a blue-and-white soft-paste milk jug and lid, 18th century, decorated with roses in a garden with a fence; the lid features a floral knob and is marked with a crescent moon (lid has small chips) h. 12 cm Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [1]

Estimation

100 - 150 €

Caughley Porcelain, a set of three blue-and-white

1732 - Caughley Porcelain, a set of three blue-and-white transfer-printed earthenware cups and four saucers, late 18th century, decorated with the so-called “Willow Pattern,” a Chinese-style landscape; the undersides marked with “S” (one cup has small chips on the rim); diam. 10 cm (the saucers). Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [7]

Estimation

100 - 150 €

France, eleven white porcelain apothecary jars, 19

1733 - France, eleven white porcelain apothecary jars, 19th century; decorated with gilded hatching, a laurel wreath and the rod of Asclepius, and black-painted labels; complete with lids. H. 17–21.5 cm [11]

Estimation

300 - 500 €

Moustiers, white earthenware eared vase, 19th cent

1734 - Moustiers, white earthenware eared vase, 19th century; decorated with a painted mythological scene within a frame. (Ears restored, lid with a chip.) H. 50 cm [1]

Estimation

100 - 200 €

Niderviller, porcelain lidded box, 19th century; d

1735 - Niderviller, porcelain lidded box, 19th century; decorated with painted and gilded scenes of ships at the dock and floral motifs, in gilded bronze mountings. L. 16 cm [1]

Estimation

150 - 250 €

White porcelain tableware set painted with a bird

1736 - White porcelain tableware set painted with a bird motif, partially gilded, early 19th century; consisting of two pitchers and a cup and saucer. Marked L.C. on the underside (lid not original; cup has damage to the rim; saucer has a chip; large jug has a hairline crack); height 2.5–25.5 cm [4]

Estimation

100 - 300 €

Royal Worcester, a set of four “Chintz” porcelain

1737 - Royal Worcester, a set of four “Chintz” porcelain cups and saucers, ca. 1900, decorated in green and gold with foliage motifs, the interiors gilded, the undersides marked with purple “Royal Worcester” stamps (gilding has a few small scratches but is in good condition), diam. 9.8 cm [8]

Estimation

100 - 200 €

Staffordshire, a pair of Victorian earthenware coc

1738 - Staffordshire, a pair of Victorian earthenware cocker spaniels, late 19th century, modeled in relief and featuring original gilded details and hand-painted muzzles (minor glaze chips and wear on the gilded details), h. 24.5 cm [2]

Estimation

200 - 300 €

Staffordshire, a pair of earthenware cocker spanie

1739 - Staffordshire, a pair of earthenware cocker spaniels, 20th century, with red-speckled coats and gold-plated collars; height 29 cm [2]

Estimation

80 - 120 €

Valencia, a pair of gold-glazed earthenware plates

1740 - Valencia, a pair of gold-glazed earthenware plates, 19th/20th century, decorated with a central eagle surrounded by compartments in relief featuring stylized and floral motifs (small frits), diam. 28.5 cm [2]

Estimation

80 - 120 €

France, two blue-and-white earthenware apothecary

1741 - France, two blue-and-white earthenware apothecary jars, 18th and 19th centuries; vase- and cup-shaped. (Vase, foot repaired.) H. 20.5–24.5 cm [2]

Estimation

120 - 180 €

Delft, two blue-and-white earthenware plates, 18th

1742 - Delft, two blue-and-white earthenware plates, 18th century; with floral decoration, marked for the Porceleyne Klauw. Also included is an earthenware plate with a polychrome landscape painting. Diameter 25–35 cm [3]

Estimation

100 - 200 €

Delft, pair of white earthenware syrup jugs, 19th

1743 - Delft, pair of white earthenware syrup jugs, 19th century; both with a blue-painted cartouche flanked by peacocks, bearing the inscriptions “Had: Terrest” and “Alth: Fer.” H. 24 cm [2]

Estimation

800 - 1 200 €

Delft, pair of white earthenware syrup jugs, 19th

1744 - Delft, pair of white earthenware syrup jugs, 19th century; decorated with a blue-painted cartouche flanked by peacocks. Inscribed with “De Rhamn G” and “De Symphit.” Height: 23 cm [2]

Estimation

800 - 1 200 €

Germany, a Westerwald stoneware jug, 17th century,

1745 - Germany, a Westerwald stoneware jug, 17th century, decorated with figures in medallions (small chip on the rim), height 17.5 cm. The property of a Dutch private collector [1]

Estimation

150 - 300 €

Germany, a small earthenware bearded man jug, 17th

1746 - Germany, a small earthenware bearded man jug, 17th century, with an oval coat of arms on the belly (neck restored), height 16.5 cm. The property of a Dutch private collector [1]

Estimation

200 - 400 €

Germany, a stoneware bearded man jug, 17th century

1747 - Germany, a stoneware bearded man jug, 17th century (restoration to the neck), height 17 cm. The property of a Dutch private collector [1]

Estimation

200 - 300 €

Delft, pair of blue-and-white earthenware ginger p

1748 - Delft, pair of blue-and-white earthenware ginger pots, 18th century; decorated with floral chinoiserie motifs in oval frames, with openwork wooden lids. (hairline cracks; height 25.5 cm, diameter 20 cm [2])

Estimation

700 - 1 000 €

Delft, five blue-and-white earthenware “horseman”

1749 - Delft, five blue-and-white earthenware “horseman” tiles, 17th century, each decorated differently with a horseman, with ox-head corners (expected edge damage), 12.5 x 13 cm [5]

Estimation

150 - 200 €

Delft, two polychrome painted earthenware tiles, 1

1750 - Delft, two polychrome painted earthenware tiles, 17th century, both painted with three tulips in an accolade cartouche (one broken and repaired, some damage) 13 x 13 cm [2]

Estimation

80 - 100 €

Delft, a polychromely decorated four-piece earthen

1751 - Delft, a polychromely decorated four-piece earthenware cabinet set, marked Pieter Jansz. van Marksveld for the Greek A, 1796–1811, painted with cattle in a meadow (each with restored rims), accompanied by an 18th-century Delft beer mug, height 21–22 cm [5]

Estimation

300 - 600 €

Delft, a polychromely decorated earthenware religi

1752 - Delft, a polychromely decorated earthenware religious plaque, 18th century, depicting Abraham entertaining the three angels; h. 37 x w. 29 cm [1]

Estimation

200 - 300 €

Delft, a blue-and-white earthenware butter dish, 1

1753 - Delft, a blue-and-white earthenware butter dish, 18th century, shaped with two handles and a flat lid, painted with cartouches featuring stylized decoration (lid with two restorations on the rim, some damage to the rim), height 11 cm [1]

Estimation

150 - 250 €

Delft, pair of blue-and-white earthenware plates,

1754 - Delft, pair of blue-and-white earthenware plates, 18th century; decorated with a landscape scene, a house with figures, and a rowboat. Marked on the reverse for "De Grieksche." H. 14 cm, W. 18.5 cm [2]

Estimation

500 - 800 €

Boch Frères Keramis, a blue-and-white earthenware

1755 - Boch Frères Keramis, a blue-and-white earthenware jardinière, ca. 1900, painted with Dutch landscapes and flowers, with snake-shaped handles; w. 44 cm, d. 20 cm, h. 14 cm [1]

Estimation

100 - 150 €

Delft, a pair of blue-and-white Chinese-style eart

1756 - Delft, a pair of blue-and-white Chinese-style earthenware plates, marked for De Klaauw, 18th century, with a central painting of the Lion of Judah, surrounded by a border of compartments in the 17th-century Chinese style; diam. 22.5 cm [2]

Estimation

400 - 600 €

Delft, a blue-and-white earthenware tobacco jar wi

1757 - Delft, a blue-and-white earthenware tobacco jar with a copper lid, marked "De Lampetkan," 18th century, with the inscription "Duinkerker" in a floral cartouche; height 33.5 cm [1]

Estimation

200 - 400 €

France, white earthenware apothecary jar with copp

1758 - France, white earthenware apothecary jar with copper lid, 18th century; decorated with a polychrome painted cartouche. Bottom bears a pseudo-mark for “The Three Bells.” H. 12.5 cm [1]

Estimation

300 - 500 €

Meissen, porcelain plate, 19th century; decorated

1759 - Meissen, porcelain plate, 19th century; decorated with a painted scene of fruit and flowers, gilded rim. Diameter 23.5 cm [1]

Estimation

80 - 120 €

Meissen, white porcelain B-shaped coffee set (1860

1760 - Meissen, white porcelain B-shaped coffee set (1860–1924), with raised gilded decoration, consisting of a coffee pot and lid, a milk jug, a sugar bowl and lid (lid knob broken but present) and a set of six cups and saucers, marked with crossed swords and two incised lines for “2. Wahl,” height 20 cm max. [15]

Estimation

300 - 500 €

Dresden, polychrome painted porcelain figurine dep

1761 - Dresden, polychrome painted porcelain figurine depicting a golden pheasant, circa 1900 (tail with minor repaired damage). H. 23 cm, L. 53 cm [1]

Estimation

300 - 500 €

Meissen, porcelain figurine, "Swans," second half

1762 - Meissen, porcelain figurine, "Swans," second half of the 18th century; height 13 cm [1]

Estimation

600 - 900 €

Meissen, porcelain tea set, 1934–1945; painted wit

1763 - Meissen, porcelain tea set, 1934–1945; painted with a floral design in blue and red, with a gilded rim. Consisting of a teapot, sugar bowl, milk jug, six dessert plates, and six cups and saucers. [27]

Estimation

600 - 800 €

Meissen, porcelain lidded bowl with saucer, late 1

1764 - Meissen, porcelain lidded bowl with saucer, late 18th century; decorated with polychrome floral paintings, including tulips. The handles are modeled as flower stems, and the knob as a lemon. H. 24 cm, W. 35–39 cm [1]

Estimation

600 - 800 €

Meissen, porcelain figurine, designed by Johan Joa

1765 - Meissen, porcelain figurine, designed by Johan Joachim Kaendler, 19th century, from the “Kindergärtner” series. Boy with grapes. (carrying stick and grapes damaged) H. 14.5 cm. From the collection of Mr. D.H. van Wegen, Amsterdam [1]

Estimation

60 - 80 €

Meissen, porcelain pendulum clock, circa 1775; cub

1766 - Meissen, porcelain pendulum clock, circa 1775; cube-shaped case with gilded decoration featuring garlands and corner ornaments, lion mascarons, faux porphyry decoration, and an openwork lid. Features a movement with a white enamel dial inscribed with “F. B. Adams, St. John’s Square, London.” (mascaron damaged) H. 33 cm, W. 15 cm, D. 15 cm [1]

Estimation

400 - 600 €

Meissen, seven-piece porcelain set, onion-pattern

1767 - Meissen, seven-piece porcelain set, onion-pattern decoration, 20th century; including a sauce bowl, flower vase, and egg cup. Also included are a mustard jar and a Christmas plate. H. 13.5–18 cm [9]

Estimation

150 - 250 €

Louis Fourmaintraux, earthenware cabinet set, 19th

1768 - Louis Fourmaintraux, earthenware cabinet set, 19th century. Consisting of two vases and a lidded vase with polychrome painting of birds in a floral setting. The lid features a cat-shaped ornament. H. 26–36 cm [3]

Estimation

300 - 500 €

France, white porcelain coffee set with a cornflow

1769 - France, white porcelain coffee set with a cornflower design, 19th century; consisting of a coffee pot, milk jug, sugar bowl, rinsing bowl, ten cups, and twelve saucers. (milk jug handle glued, rinsing bowl with a hairline crack) [26]

Estimation

300 - 500 €

Three green-glass bottles, 18th–19th century (the

1770 - Three green-glass bottles, 18th–19th century (the smallest has a chip on the rim), height 23.5–30.5 cm. The property of a Dutch private collector [3]

Estimation

250 - 300 €

A green-glass seed bottle, 18th century, with a ro

1771 - A green-glass seed bottle, 18th century, with a rounded base and a tall, wide neck; height 21.5 cm. The property of a Dutch private collector [1]

Estimation

100 - 120 €

An iridescent green-glass seed bottle, 18th centur

1772 - An iridescent green-glass seed bottle, 18th century, small size (small hole on the underside of the belly and a related crack), height 12.3 cm. The property of a Dutch private collector [1]

Estimation

100 - 140 €

Three green glass bottles, 19th century; also incl

1773 - Three green glass bottles, 19th century; also included are various small bottles [ds]

Estimation

50 - 100 €

England, seventeen clear glass apothecary bottles,

1774 - England, seventeen clear glass apothecary bottles, 19th century; decorated with gilded and painted labels. (Two stoppers missing). H. 18.5–25 cm [17]

Estimation

300 - 500 €

Four green glass goblets, 18th/19th century, each

1775 - Four green glass goblets, 18th/19th century, each on a tall, conical, wire-spun foot and with burr knobs; height 12.5–13.5 cm. The property of a Dutch private collector [4]

Estimation

200 - 300 €

Eight stemmed glasses with white and red-and-white

1776 - Eight stemmed glasses with white and red-and-white garlands, 18th century, various sizes; six glasses with white garlands, two with red-and-white garlands, and one glass without a garland (a few small chips on the rims); height 12–17 cm [9]

Estimation

200 - 400 €

Germany, pair of uranium-glass single-light candle

1777 - Germany, pair of uranium-glass single-light candlesticks, 19th century; featuring a cut shaft and bobèche, on a disc base. H. 23 cm [2]

Estimation

400 - 600 €

Two small glass pitchers and a small glass, 19th/2

1778 - Two small glass pitchers and a small glass, 19th/20th century; one jug with a spiral pattern on the neck, the other made of green glass, and a blue-glass goblet on a foot (both jugs have damaged spouts); height 8.5–16 cm. The property of a Dutch private collector [3]

Estimation

40 - 80 €

Pendulum glass with a red pendulum, late 18th cent

1780 - Pendulum glass with a red pendulum, late 18th century, with (later) engraving of foliage; height 15.5 cm. The property of a Dutch private collector [1]

Estimation

80 - 140 €

A pair of Facon de Venise single-candle candlestic

1781 - A pair of Facon de Venise single-candle candlesticks, 20th century, with gold inlays in the base and candlestick holder. [2]

Estimation

100 - 150 €

England and Venice, blown glass, 18th century, and

1782 - England and Venice, blown glass, 18th century, and vetro-a-retorti glass, 20th century. 14–15.5 cm. [2]

Estimation

100 - 150 €

Italy, a Venetian glassware set with gold flakes,

1783 - Italy, a Venetian glassware set with gold flakes, nine wine glasses, seventeen champagne glasses, and fifteen liqueur glasses; height: 11.4, 12.5, and 15 cm. Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [41]

Estimation

500 - 800 €

Italy, majolica two-light wall sconce, late 19th c

1784 - Italy, majolica two-light wall sconce, late 19th century, crowned with a griffin; the central plaque is flanked by modeled fruit; the candle holders are shaped like snake heads. Marked with a rooster “Galli”; h. 48 x w. 28 cm. The property of a Dutch private collector [1]

Estimation

200 - 400 €

A pair of small crystal ginger cups, Empire style,

1785 - A pair of small crystal ginger cups, Empire style, early 19th century, each on a square base and cut with a pineapple pattern (one lid and one base have a chip on the rim); height 19 cm. The property of a Dutch private collector [2]

Estimation

100 - 150 €

Waterford, a pair of crystal lidded coupes, 19th c

1786 - Waterford, a pair of crystal lidded coupes, 19th century, and a small three-piece crystal table set, Biedermeier, 19th century; the coupes have a bluish sheen, and the set features contoured rims and etched decoration (the coupes have a few chips, including one on the lid knob); height 8.5–17 cm. The property of a Dutch private collector [5]

Estimation

150 - 200 €

A glass wedding bottle and two sprinklers, 19th ce

1787 - A glass wedding bottle and two sprinklers, 19th century, with etched decorations and silver lids (the wedding bottle has a small chip on the handle), height 17–24 cm. The property of a Dutch private collector [3]

Estimation

50 - 100 €

Three glass carafes and a bottle with a pewter scr

1788 - Three glass carafes and a bottle with a pewter screw cap, 18th and 19th centuries; a bottle with engraved sunflowers and ships, a Frisian wired-glass pitcher with a silver-plated mount, and a Frisian wired-glass pinched carafe. H. 15–29 cm [4]

Estimation

100 - 200 €

Decorative glass, 18th century, with an engraving

1789 - Decorative glass, 18th century, with an engraving of a hunt and the inscription “Het Welvaren van Arkel en Rietvelt,” on a baluster-shaped stem, height 21 cm. Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [1]

Estimation

600 - 900 €

Glass from the Seven Provinces, 18th century, with

1790 - Glass from the Seven Provinces, 18th century, with engraved coats of arms and names of the seven provinces, featuring a faceted stem with three knobs and a cable-edge motif; height 23 cm. Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [1]

Estimation

400 - 800 €

Set of six goblet-shaped stemmed glasses, 18th cen

1791 - Set of six goblet-shaped stemmed glasses, 18th century (one with damage to the rim), height approx. 17.5 cm. Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [6]

Estimation

600 - 1 000 €

Set of six pendulum glasses, late 18th century, wi

1792 - Set of six pendulum glasses, late 18th century, with white pendulums (one with minor damage to the rim), height approx. 15.5 cm. Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [6]

Estimation

400 - 800 €

Four glasses, including two stemmed glasses, 18th

1793 - Four glasses, including two stemmed glasses, 18th century; Provenance: from a private estate in Amsterdam, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [4]

Estimation

100 - 200 €

Bohemia, partially red crystal lidded goblet, 19th

1794 - Bohemia, partially red crystal lidded goblet, 19th century; standing on a cut-glass base with gilded accents, pleated lid crowned by a bird. H. 21 cm [1]

Estimation

50 - 80 €

Green-glazed carafe and two wine glasses, Empire s

1795 - Green-glazed carafe and two wine glasses, Empire style, early 19th century; the carafe is decorated in gold with a cartouche bearing the inscription “RUM”; height 13–21 cm. The property of a Dutch private collector [3]

Estimation

30 - 60 €

Five pieces of blue and red glass, Empire and Bied

1796 - Five pieces of blue and red glass, Empire and Biedermeier, 19th century: a blue ribbed bottle, a blue carafe inscribed with “Hollands,” a blue tazza decorated with stars, a red saucer, and a reddish-purple bowl, height 23.5 cm max. The property of a Dutch private collector [5]

Estimation

60 - 100 €

Delft, a blue-and-white earthenware lidded vase, m

1797 - Delft, a blue-and-white earthenware lidded vase, marked for the Porceleyne Fles, 1953, ribbed in shape and painted with insects and birds in a flower garden, made to commemorate the 300th anniversary of the Porceleyne Fles (1653–1953), height 63 cm [1]

Estimation

150 - 200 €

Delft, a blue-and-white earthenware lidded jar, ma

1798 - Delft, a blue-and-white earthenware lidded jar, marked for the "Porceleyne fles," 1961, ribbed in shape and painted with two pheasants in a flower garden; h 53 cm [1]

Estimation

100 - 150 €

Delft, a blue-and-white earthenware lidded vase, m

1799 - Delft, a blue-and-white earthenware lidded vase, marked for the Porceleyne Fles, 1953, painted with a Chinese-style flower garden to commemorate the 300th anniversary of the Porceleyne Fles (1653–1953), height 49 cm [1]

Estimation

100 - 150 €

Delft, a blue-and-white earthenware plate, marked

1800 - Delft, a blue-and-white earthenware plate, marked for I. de Ket for the Porceleyne Fles, 1979, decorated with a couple in a carriage, based on a design by Eerelman; diameter 34 cm [1]

Estimation

60 - 100 €

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