#76 • Antique 18th C. Dutch Delft Blue & White Deep Dish Charger 12"

Part of Uptown Auctions October-November Online Auction (timed auction by Uptown Online Auctions)

High bid $60.00

Status: Sold

Dutch tin-glazed earthenware charger, circa 1720–1780, approx. 12" diameter. Features bird and floral central motif. Visible rim chips, flaking, and metal hanging straps on back. Typical 'orange peel' glaze texture. An authentic 18th-century Dutch tin-glazed earthenware (Delftware) deep dish / bowled charger. Hand-painted in vibrant cobalt blue underglaze featuring a central floral vase/urn motif with a perched songbird, surrounded by a wide rim of repeating fruit roundels and delicate leafy foliage. Specifications & Features Material: Tin-glazed earthenware / Delftware. Form: Deep dish / basin profile with a sloped interior basin and flared rim. Origin: Netherlands (Delft). Dimensions: Approx. 12 inches diameter. Hanger: Includes a heavy brass/metal spider plate strap hanger fitted to the reverse for secure wall display. Condition Details Condition: Antique pre-owned condition commensurate with 250+ years of age. Shows characteristic rim edge glaze wear/flaking (fritting), small rim chips, glaze pinholes, and natural "orange peel" surface texture. No major structural cracks or restorations observed under mounting.