Featured 19th Century Delft??

Hello guys so yesterday i saw someone who offering this kind of vase with lid,it was marked Delft B.I already search for the mark and it was said 1880's mark,so could it be 19th century delft?The height is about 30cm,what do you think guys?thank you

 

I'm skeptical. Where did you find the 1880's mark information?

 

MMM, it looks like the bottom was glazed to look old, BWDIK

 

I agree, Marie - part of the reason I am skeptical. The other part is that the decor looks more like transferware than the hand-painting I am used to seeing.

 

It looks like a marriage

 

i found on this site

https://www.theoldstuff.com/en/delfts/408-royal-delfts-year-codes

 

found this one,but different mark and colour,don't know if this are same item with variant colour or...

https://www.taylorsantiques.com/article.phtml?article=3685

 

That certainly doesn't look right... the design, its execution, the crazing, the aged base. I would be skeptical too. Suspect a modern Chinese import, perhaps meant to deceive.

Debora

 

thanks for the advice,because i'm not familiar with delft ceramics marks i do recognize the recent one but not the old one,so i'm asking here

 

You have misunderstood what this page is showing you. The pot you have shown us is missing 2 key principles as illustrated below - the "sign of the jar" and the stylized initials JT.

You pot has neither of these elements.

 

Your Taylor link is to a 20th century item which is also not made by the true Delft pottery.

 

yes i'm not yet bought this one,so i seek advice here since i'm not too familiar with old delft INH,so what kind of mark there do you think?

 

i would not buy this thinking it's true Delft !

 

Unless Delft were using transfers and fake aging,no way.

 

thanks guys,i already decided to skip this suspicious delft

 

Very wise.

 

I don't think I can add much. It's a very familiar looking dark inky blue which is often a clue on which direction to look. Some French faience is inky blue as is a bit of Dutch.

I was curious if it was Boch also but their site showing marks used over the years doesn't include this one.
https://www.royalboch.com/en/les-marques-2/

I will show you this mark showing a similarly written Delfts but missing more of their marks. It does have a connection to Boch but I don't know there is any connection other than that.