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THE DELFT LATE 17TH CENTURY, THE BRUSSELS FIRST HALF 18TH CENTURY
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A Dutch Delft blue and white syrup jar and a pair of Brussels faience blue and white syrup jars
THE DELFT LATE 17TH CENTURY, THE BRUSSELS FIRST HALF 18TH CENTURY
The Delft with the peacock motif inscribed S DIAMOR (probably Morsus Diaboli, syrup made of Devil's-bit), 23.5 cm. high, the pair with shaped cartouche inscribed S SYMPHYTIFER (probably syrup of common comfrey) and S ARANTIORUM (syrup of oranges) and surmounted by mirroring birds, flanked by carnations and above a sun and a bird, with flower garlands, 21.8 cm. high, with strap handles, overall with restorations (3)
THE DELFT LATE 17TH CENTURY, THE BRUSSELS FIRST HALF 18TH CENTURY
The Delft with the peacock motif inscribed S DIAMOR (probably Morsus Diaboli, syrup made of Devil's-bit), 23.5 cm. high, the pair with shaped cartouche inscribed S SYMPHYTIFER (probably syrup of common comfrey) and S ARANTIORUM (syrup of oranges) and surmounted by mirroring birds, flanked by carnations and above a sun and a bird, with flower garlands, 21.8 cm. high, with strap handles, overall with restorations (3)
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