My mother has 2 vases which she got from her mother. We thought they were delft, but there is not ID on them. Can they be delft?
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daffs60 Reputation: 72 See daffs60's booth |
My understanding is that in order for it to be true Delft it MUST have that marked on it. It can be Delft like or in the style of Delft but not Delft unless marked.
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Catnutti Reputation: 178 See Catnutti's booth |
Let me see if I can find the Antiques Roadshow about Delft. It explained it but danged if I can recall all of it right now. BRB
[URL removed] Here is the link, you can turn on the video or just read the text. [URL removed]
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johngermaine Reputation: 576 See johngermaine's booth |
Does this help?
All Delft pieces are marked with an emblem on the bottom. Examine the surface for the blue marking. In older pieces, this marking may be partialy rubbed off. 2 …
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reksplace Reputation: 371 See reksplace's booth |
Thanks to all. We’re Dutch. My grandparents went to the “Old Country” often. Hard to believe they’re not the real deal.
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daffs60 Reputation: 72 See daffs60's booth |
It can always be promoted as Delft-Style.
They are probably made by individuals and not in a factory.
Even better, I’d think.
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EuropeanGoodies Reputation: 1165 See EuropeanGoodies' booth |
At this stage i have seen that someone asked about To be delft does an item need to have writing on the bottom now. I know that online college homework help removed] will be here as i know this will be there who are in need of that and can share it to those who will use it.
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unkam Reputation: 30 |
I think it will make sense how you submit them because one is when you just sell a product and another when you choose the right text to describe it. I think [URL removed] will help you deal with this because here you can get a text on your topic quickly and conveniently. Maybe if you sign your product correctly it will sell faster.
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RussellC608 Reputation: 14 |
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