Pieter Groeneveldt (1889-1982), Holland, a massive bowl or ashtray, c 1960, partly glazed in crackled turquoise. Width: " 6 ½ / 17 cm, height: " 1 ½ / 4 cm. Condition: fine.
Studio vase by Mobach in Utrecht, 1960's or 70's. Of sturdy shape, the mouth-rim elegantly thin, the thick and irregularly running glaze in subtle shades of grey, pink and beige.
Impressed mark "Mobach, Utrecht". Height: "4 ½/ 11,5 cm. Condition: fine.
An octagonal Dutch Delft dish or bowl of fluted form, made in Makkum, c 1940-60. Polychrome painted decoration of "Indian" flowers in reserves. Pierced for wall hanging. Marks: double T (for Tichelaar = tile maker) and Makkum (the Royal factory in Makkum). Diam: "10 ¼ / 26 cm. Condition: fine.
Small faience bowl in the shape of a Dutch clog, c 1920-30. Turquoise interior, the exterior with flower decoration in yellow, green, blue and red. Crown mark for the Regina factory (1898-1979), and G.G. Holland, KERS 829 AV. Length: 4"/10,5 cm. Condition: fine.
Round bowl of flattened shape and with a rounded lid. Shiny glaze over flower fantasy motif in typical Gouda Art Noveau style, c 1920's. Diam: 6 ¾"/17 cm, height:3 ½"/9 cm. Painted marks 741 and Gouda, gate-mark, Holland and painter's mark "P", the figures also incised. Condition: chip to rim of lid as shown on photo, otherwise fine.
A small Ravelli bowl and ashtray, and a Ravelli shop-sign, c 1960. From the studio (1944-77) of Jaap Ravelli. Width of largest object: 4 ½"/11,5 cm. Condition: small glaze chip to the yellow bowl, otherwise fine.
