Delft Plate Any Ideas Of Maker

I just bought this online. I haven't received it yet but am using the seller's photos.

It measures 28cm in diameter.

It is in the Chinese Kraak Style but is clearly delftware or faience.

The mark is not in any of my marks books.

Any ideas?

John

 

I think that I may have put the mark upside down. I've put it right. Am thinking CK I found this (without a photo) for Cornelius Koppens in the V&A collection.
Marks and inscriptions
'CK' in monogramm over '7', '0' and '10'
Painted in blue

 

The mark is definitely Cornelius Koppens but whether it is genuine or "after Cornelius Koppens" I will have to wait and see. Suspect it may be the latter. Still a very finely decorated piece. Sorry to be answering my own post!

 

Did you consider this?

https://www.antiquers.com/threads/delft-charger-help-with-markings-please.53556/#post-2719942

 

No. I was looking at it upside down when I checked my Chafers

 

Sounds like something I'd do

 

So the delft plates (there were actually two) arrived in one piece despite a flimsy box and they are stunning. I’ve no doubt that they are mid 18th c pieces and I’m delighted with them. 26cm so a nice size too. Will be a pity to sell them.

 

Possibly Cornelis Aelbrechtsz de Keizer?




Late to the party on this one.

Having now looked it up, I'd go with Cornelius Koppens.

 

They're beautiful.

Debora