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  • 18th-century Dutch Delft Strainer (#9-01)
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18th-century Dutch Delft Strainer (#9-01)

This antique delft strainer is among John Derian's trove of handpicked vintage & antique goods. Made in the 18th-century, the strainer features a scalloped rim, hand-perforated holes for rinsing and draining fruits, with an underglaze cobalt blue painting inspired by Chinese export porcelain. The reverse of the strainer is raised on three integrated, short stump legs and includes a maker's mark.

Details
  • approx. 8" Diameter x 3" H
  • Glazed ceramic 
  • 18th-century Holland
  • Please note this item is intended for decorative use only. Vintage items embrace unique variations such as scratches, dirt, cracks and discoloration.

    $365.00
    18th-century Dutch Delft Strainer (#9-01)
    $365.00

    18th-century Dutch Delft Strainer (#9-01)

    18th-century Dutch Delft Strainer (#9-01)
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