Two pairs of Dutch Delft dishes and a charger, early 18th century

the larger pair painted with heart-shaped vignettes of flowers set on a bright yellow ground, the smaller pair with a central panel of two flowers within three vignettes of further flowers, the charger of moulded fluted form on a small turned foot painted with a single flower within a foliate border, the large pair with brown enamel factory marks,

the largest pair, The Etienne Delaunoy collection, Amsterdam (paper labels to reverse)

one of the smaller plates has two chips to the rim., the moulded charger with a fine hairline body crack,
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A further example of a yellow ground dish such as the larger pair is illustrated by Jan Boyazoglu and Louis de Neuville, Le faïences de Delft (1980) p.233, pl.46