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LATE 17TH CENTURY, MARKED FOR LAMBERTUS VAN EENHOORN, DE METALEN POT, THE MOUNT WITH NO APPARENT MAKER'S MARK
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a small dutch delft polychrome silver-mounted chinoiserie jug
Late 17th Century, marked for Lambertus van Eenhoorn, de metalen pot, the mount with no apparent maker's mark
The ribbed baluster body decorated with flowering chrysanthemum branches, further with HoHo birds and parrots, the base with scales, the neck with scrolling foliage, the loop handle with further foliage, the domed cover connected with a shell thumbpiece to the partly-mounted handle
Circa 17.5cm. high
Late 17th Century, marked for Lambertus van Eenhoorn, de metalen pot, the mount with no apparent maker's mark
The ribbed baluster body decorated with flowering chrysanthemum branches, further with HoHo birds and parrots, the base with scales, the neck with scrolling foliage, the loop handle with further foliage, the domed cover connected with a shell thumbpiece to the partly-mounted handle
Circa 17.5cm. high