Pair of 18th-century Delft vases – Pieter van den Briel, ’t Fortuyn

Pair of 18th-century Delft lidded vases – ’t Fortuyn

These two 18th-century Delft vases in Delft blue earthenware are marked ‘VB’: the mark of Pieter van den Briel, owner of the ’t Fortuyn pottery (1753-1759). The mark was later also used by his widow Van den Briel-Elling (1759-1771). The vases are painted in blue with landscapes and each has a lid with a figural finial.

Why we chose this piece

A marked pair in original, unrestored condition – a lovely pair for collectors of antique Delftware.

Style and interior

Classic on a mantelpiece or cabinet in a Dutch or classic interior, and surprisingly fresh in a modern home.

Dimensions: height 30 cm, width 12 cm, depth 8 cm (each)
Material: Delft earthenware (faience)
Designer/Maker: Pieter van den Briel, ’t Fortuyn, Delft
Period: circa 1753-1771
Origin: Delft, the Netherlands
Quantity: 2 pieces
Condition: original condition, no restorations

Price:
price on request

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