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Hello, Your charger is, as Mr. Maes already told, seen as Majolica, with a lead-glazed back and a wide/flat standring. NOT made in Delft but in Friesland/Makkum 1700-1750. You can certainly use it for salads etc. only simply don't drop it. In perfect condition you have a nice piece. Regards, Edwin van Drecht. Ps, Still possible to buy for a reasonable price. A dinner with 5 will be more expensive.
Als antwoord op Hello Edwin, thank you very… door Jeff
Dear Jeff, Unfortunately I do not have an Internet link. These 2 sensational and very rare dishes belonged to the collection of Benjamin F. Edwards, St.Louis Missouri. He died in 2009. Part of the collection was sold via Christie's NY. but these 2 dishes were sold via his good friend, the antique dealer Mark Allen. Mark Allen sold these 2 dishes to a private collector from Texas in July 2019. With kind regards, Edwin van Drecht. Ps. Ben Edwards got these 2 dishes from Aronson Antique dealers/Amsterdam
Hello Jeff, My apologize for the delay, here another 2 with that Trellis border. Regards, Edwin van Drecht.
Als antwoord op Thx Edwin, very convincing,… door Jeff
Hello Jeff, The ORIGINAL Haarlem charger you can find in the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art, Hartford Ct.
Credit Line:
The Richard and Georgette A. Koopman Collection of Delft
Object ID:
2004.26.13
Als antwoord op It's a pitty that renowned… door FrankyStevelinck1192
Unfortunately even renowned auctionhouses, museums and the best art fairs make HUGE mistakes. Sometimes they simply do not have the specific knowledge and sometimes they are simply CROOKS. So, especially in the Art Trade: Caveat Emptor = Beware beware. So becareful! With kind regards, E.
