A Dutch Delft 18th c tile. Painted decoration in puce of a church in a landscape, within double circles. Width: " 5 ¼ / 13 cm. Condition: fine.

A Dutch Delft polychrome soup plate, c 1750 – 1800. Very nicely painted in the Chinoiserie style with a fenced garden, a diaper border between well and rim etc. Diam: "8 ¾ / 22,5 cm, height: "1 ½ / 4 cm . Condition: three nicks and some wear to the rim (cf. pictures).

A nice pair of blue and white Dutch Delft plates. “Pancake” shaped, flat, decorated with a central flower framed by four vases and scrollwork. The back of both marked with a cross. Early 18th century. Diam: "9/ 22,7 cm. Condition: usual rim frits and nicks to both plates, and a star crack to one as seen on photos.

A cylindrical cup and saucer from the Amstel factory, decorated in the style of Nicolas Wicart (1748-1815) with cottage people in a landscape and with gilt borders. The Amstel factory was working 1784-1814, and the underglaze blue mark "Amstel" on this cup and saucer was used up till 1809. Height: "2 1/2 / 6,5 cm, diam. of saucer "5 ¼ / 13,5 cm. Condition: crack and restoration to the cup and the saucer has a restored flake, as seen in pictures.

A small vase from the Zuid-Holland factory. The rounded shape is modified by triangular accents around rim and body. Glossy glaze and Oriental designs in brown, blue and puce over a soft beige shade. Gatehouse mark for Zuid-Holland, Maas (pattern name), 202 (model) and twig mark for 1920. Height: "2 ¾ / 7 cm. Condition: fine.

Inkwell or ink pot of hexagonal shape, with a painted Art Nouveau curvy linear pattern, in the manner of Colenbrander, of a flower and a butterfly in orange, brown, black and green, in Colenbrander style. Rozenburg pottery, c 1900. No liner or cover. Height:"2 ¼ /5,5 cm, width: "3 ½ /8,5 cm. Condition: chip to one corner as seen on photo.

Dutch inkwell or ink pot of hexagonal shape, with painted decoration in various shades of blue, green and purple in an interesting, irregular Art Nouveau flowing linear pattern, in the manner of Colenbrander, of lilies and drooping buds. Rozenburg pottery, c 1900. No liner or cover. Height: "2 ¼ / 5,5 cm, width: "3 ½ / 8,5 cm. Condition: chips as seen on photos, and a hairline running from the circular opening to the chipped corner.

A Dutch small match holder or small vase by the Ivora factory in Gouda, c 1920. Decoration of freely designed and arranged flowers and leaves in a rainbow palette. Marks: 499, Juliana Ivora Gouda, Holland and (painter's signature) R. Height: " 2/ 5 cm. Condition: cracks as seen on photo.

A blue and white 18th c Delft tile, with a church and a mill, in each corner a flower. Fixed into a wooden frame, probably in the 1950's. Height and width: "7/ 17,5 cm. Condition: broken in two halves and restuck. On the back some residue of mortar.

A blue and white 18th c Delft tile, with a boy playing in a landscape, in each corner a flower. Fixed into a wooden frame, probably in the 1950's. Height: "6 ¼ / 16 cm, width: "6 ¾ / 17 cm. Condition: glaze damages around the edges, caused when the tile was removed from its original wall. On the back residue of mortar.

A beautiful blue and white 18th c Delft tile, with an angel swaying a torch. Height and width: 5 ¼ / 13 cm. Condition: glaze damage to the right side, caused when the tile was removed from its original wall, otherwise fine. On the back some residue of mortar.

Small early Gouda handled jug in the "Fredy" pattern. Oriental leaves around the bottom and above that a chrysanthemum pattern in a Japanese or rather geometrical manner, all in reddish-brown and dark blue, with blue dots. Height:" 5 ½ /13,5 cm. Simple "fork" mark for 1918. Condition: fine.