Lot Essay
See den Blaauwen, 1988, p.145 for similar dishes. The shape of this dish is exactly similar to one side of a Weesp dish, Reverend de Mol probably had the original mould from the Weesp factory.
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CIRCA 1776, BLUE M;OL MARK, INCISED M:OL AND L1Z
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A pair of Loosdrecht herring-shaped dishes
CIRCA 1776, BLUE M;OL MARK, INCISED M:OL AND L1Z
Enhanced in bietenrood purple-red and gilding, with flower sprays
24.5 cm. wide (2)
CIRCA 1776, BLUE M;OL MARK, INCISED M:OL AND L1Z
Enhanced in bietenrood purple-red and gilding, with flower sprays
24.5 cm. wide (2)
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