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1707-1725, MARKED FOR JAN GAAL, DE TWEE SCHEEPJES
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A Dutch Delft blue and white chinoiserie cruet set
1707-1725, MARKED FOR JAN GAAL, DE TWEE SCHEEPJES
Painted with dragons within dense foliage and flower heads, of octagonal shape, all single-handled, comprising: an ovoid oil cruet and cover, the cover inscribed O, an ovoid vinegar cruet and an assembled cover, the cover inscribed A, a double cruet stand on four feet (one bottle and the stand with a hairline crack)
The cruet stand 18.6 cm. wide and the cruets circa 14.8 cm. high (5)
1707-1725, MARKED FOR JAN GAAL, DE TWEE SCHEEPJES
Painted with dragons within dense foliage and flower heads, of octagonal shape, all single-handled, comprising: an ovoid oil cruet and cover, the cover inscribed O, an ovoid vinegar cruet and an assembled cover, the cover inscribed A, a double cruet stand on four feet (one bottle and the stand with a hairline crack)
The cruet stand 18.6 cm. wide and the cruets circa 14.8 cm. high (5)
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