Small Delft Vase, Handpainted

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Small Delft Vase, Handpainted

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Sold Date:07/17/2007
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Ceramics

Delft Vase

Handpainted

This auction features a small handpainted Delft Vase. It is marked Delft on the base. The manufacturer is Royal Porceleyne Fles factory Delft Holland, and the painters initials VK = A.J. van Kampenhout who worked at the factory from 1892 to 1942. This vase is 8.25" high, and 2" at the top rim. It has some crazing, small chips at the base and a small crack on the base. It is painted with a "Windmill" and "Flowers".

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