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Pair of Delftware vases

Name: Pair of Delftware vases
Brand: Antikeo
SKU: P13O47FT7S
Price: 1950 EUR
Availability: InStock

By Gallery Pellat de Villedon

1.950 €

Period 17th century

Style Louis XIV style

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From: 78 000, Versailles, France

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Pair of Delftware vases bearing the signature of APK.

They feature a blue decoration on a white background in several registers. Peacocks and magpies are depicted, along with floral and foliate motifs. They are characterized by a baluster shape and a narrow, elongated neck.

Used condition
Louis XIV period - late 17th century, circa 1690
H. 41 x D. 16.5 cm

Adriaen Pynacker, brother of Jacobus Pynacker, owner of the Three Bottles Porcelain factory, where he worked.

He apprenticed with Aelbrecht de Keizer.

In 1690, he established his own business and hired Pieter Poulisse to operate his new factory.

In 1693, Adrien Pynacker was finally admitted as a master potter and took over the entire operation himself. In 1696, he relinquished his own factory and joined Cornelis Hoelaert's workshop as a foreman at the sign of the Savage. He remained there until 1707, when he was replaced by Johannes de Milde.
Almost all of Adriaen Pynacker's pieces bear his monogram. His work is recognizable by the beauty of the glaze, the elegance of the form, the purity and brilliance of the enamel, and the finesse and distinction of the ornamentation. The decoration is more or less inspired by Japanese porcelain, which he imitates very well. In addition to his pieces in blue monochrome, he is distinguished by his polychrome earthenware imitating Japanese porcelain with red, blue, and gold decoration. Also noteworthy are some very fine earthenware pieces with a black ground, the decoration of which is drawn on white reserves.

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