THE DUTCH PORCELAIN COLLECTION OF THE LATE DR. DIRK ARNOLD VAN KREVELEN, THE HAGUE
The late dr. Dirk Arnold van Krevelen (1909 - 1979) was an eminent children's psychiatrist and lectured at the universities of Leiden and Saragossa. He spent a great deal of his life in Albenga, Italy and was very much interested in Dutch porcelain about which he wrote various articles in the Mededelingenblad van de vrienden van de nederlandse keramiek. He collected objects of all the Dutch porcelain manufactories. A part of the Weesp porcelain was bequeathed to the Weesp museum by his widow some years after his death. The remainder of the collection will now be presented to the public. Some literature by the author includes:
- Mededelingenblad no. 58, de Haagse porselein industrie in het licht van de persoonlijkheid van Lyncker
- Mededelingenblad no. 69-70, over sterren en L's op Loosdrechts porselein
- Antiek, special edition, Weesper porselein
- Antiek no. 9, Vroeg-Weesper porselein met afbeeldingen van de stichter van de manufactuur en zijn echtgenote
A MOSTLY LOOSDRECHT PORCELAIN COMPOSITE PART TEA SERVICE, gilt and painted in colours with the cornflower pattern (fleurs à barbeaux) comprising;
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A MOSTLY LOOSDRECHT PORCELAIN COMPOSITE PART TEA SERVICE, gilt and painted in colours with the cornflower pattern (fleurs à barbeaux) comprising;
One baluster jug, with generous spout, the handle scrolled (chip to foot ring), marked Amstel in underglaze blue and impressed M.O.L above L.I and a star, circa 25 cm high
One cylindrical teapot and cover (finial to cover damaged, 14 cm high
One urn-shaped milkjug, 17.5 cm high
One sugarbowl and cover, marked M.O.L above a star in underglaze blue, 9 cm high
One ring-handled sugarbowl, 9.5 cm high
One pattipan, impressed M.O.L above a star, 13.5 cm diam.
One shaped dish, marked M.O.L above a star in underglaze blue, 24.5 cm diam.
One plate, marked Epiag, 20th Century, 19 cm diam.
One plate, marked Nast á Paris, 19 cm diam.
One ogival-shaped sidedish, marked for Ludwigsburg, 21 cm wide
Ten cylindrical cups and saucers
Two extra saucers
mostly 18th Century (22)
One baluster jug, with generous spout, the handle scrolled (chip to foot ring), marked Amstel in underglaze blue and impressed M.O.L above L.I and a star, circa 25 cm high
One cylindrical teapot and cover (finial to cover damaged, 14 cm high
One urn-shaped milkjug, 17.5 cm high
One sugarbowl and cover, marked M.O.L above a star in underglaze blue, 9 cm high
One ring-handled sugarbowl, 9.5 cm high
One pattipan, impressed M.O.L above a star, 13.5 cm diam.
One shaped dish, marked M.O.L above a star in underglaze blue, 24.5 cm diam.
One plate, marked Epiag, 20th Century, 19 cm diam.
One plate, marked Nast á Paris, 19 cm diam.
One ogival-shaped sidedish, marked for Ludwigsburg, 21 cm wide
Ten cylindrical cups and saucers
Two extra saucers
mostly 18th Century (22)