Delft pitcher & bowl
Delft Holland pitcher and bowl. 3 chips to the bowl along the outer rim, otherwise in great condition. Bowl 5 x11 Pitcher 8.25 x 6
From the Atwood Estate sale in Flint Michigan. This was a historic sale with many family heirlooms dating back to 1800's. Edwin Atwood was part of a group of bakers in flint that were early investors into GM I believe. Edwin Atwood was mayor of flint in the 1920s (the only reason I have his name is because I bought an original edgar allen poe book copyright 1835 that he signed in the cover). I am aware of the many imitations of delft pottery but for the reasons I mentioned above of coming from a prestigious family with items dating back to the 1800s I am curious the age/value of these pieces. I will post other items I have from this sale eventually that I am having difficulty dating
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Hi Christina,
Thank you for contacting Mearto with your appraisal inquiry.
Those are marks from the OUD Delft company (this website is a good source for all things porcelain marks related: https://www.theoldstuff.com/en/component/phocagallery/category/59-delfts-marks)
Not very old - early/mid 20th century stuff and these would have a decorative value.
Two OUD Delft blue and white pottery articles
Comprising a pitcher and bowl
first half 20th Century
Bowl 5 inches high by 11 inches diameter; pitcher 8 1/4 inches high by 6 inches width across handle
PROVENANCE: Acquired at the Atwood estate sale in Flint, Mich.
$150-250 for the two together*
*represents a fair-market value for auction purposes; retail or asking price may vary.
