how old is this mark?

I have bought a old planter of Makkum Tichelaar (Friesland Netherlands) and it has got good wear on the feet en and rim and has an old feet repair with a iron screw. The mark underneath the pot i have found in my pottery marks book.

See last photo, but i don´t understand what they are trying to say. This is what i found out about the man with that name:https://www.genealogieonline.nl/stamboom-griffioen-koster/I272450.php . Does anyone know the period in which this mark was used?

 

@Any Jewelry may be able to help.

 

1890-1947 mark like this one
https://www.antiquers.com/threads/faience-box-dutch.30024/
?

 

Love the feet!

 

Two other Makkum pieces with feet:

with the 1948-1979 mark

 

judging the waer of the piece and a old repair with an iron screw i think 1890. I heard from another forum that my jardinaire could be bought out of th catalog of tichelaar in 1947 for 15 guilders. but the decoration is slighty diffentent and less fine as mine example. So i asume that they made this jardinaire from 1890 until 1947.

 

It looks like a very nice piece, hunt.

Could you show us a photo please? Also photos of the entire piece and the wear?

 

here are some more photo's

 

now i am confused, i found this site of a 1710 delft plate and it has the exact way of paiting as my pot and the same colors and glaze??? the top photo is of the plate and the bottom photo is of my pot. https://antiquitesetart.com/nl/delftsblauwe-plaat-18e-eeuw-1710.html

 

It is a traditional style, so you're bound to find others from different periods. The general rule is that Makkums designs followed Delfts about a century later.

 

oke, but how can it be that the red flowers have the exact same craquele as my flowers?

 

Both have age, and the paint may have had the same chemical composition.

 

oke, what date would you put on my pot?

 

does anyone know if my pot is 17th, 18th or 19th century? this is the mark from my pot in a marks book.