Lot Essay
The custom of preparing Indonesian rijsttafels, came to Holland from the Dutch East Indies, already in the 17th century.
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LATE 17TH CENTURY, MARKED WITH 15
Details
A set of four Dutch Delft blue and white chinoiserie ricetable dishes
Late 17th century, marked with 15
(Rijsttafelstel) the light blue ground lotus leaf-shaped body decorated with a parrot perched on flowering chrysanthemum branches issuing from rocks, underneath a dragonfly, the border with scrollwork
16cm. wide
See illustration (4)
Late 17th century, marked with 15
(Rijsttafelstel) the light blue ground lotus leaf-shaped body decorated with a parrot perched on flowering chrysanthemum branches issuing from rocks, underneath a dragonfly, the border with scrollwork
16cm. wide
See illustration (4)
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