EARLY 17TH CENTURY, FORMERLY ATTRIBUTED TO DELFT

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A Bianco di Faenza gadrooned dish
Early 17th century, formerly attributed to Delft
(Plooischotel) modelled with two rows of twenty seven gadroons around a central boss
29,5cm diam.

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Lot Essay

J.M. Baart e.a., 'Italiaanse en Nederlandse witte faïence (1600-1700), in: Mededelingenblad Nederlandse vereniging van vrienden van de ceramiek 138 (1990/2), ill. p.17.
A complete category of objects described as White Delft was derived from Faenza maiolica examples, this gadrooned dish should be attributed to Faenza.

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