Two Unusual Blue & White Plates

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  1. 15Stiftgasse

    15Stiftgasse Well-Known Member

    402_-297142195.jpg 402_-1657732896.jpg 104_-202439908.jpg 104_-826606325.jpg Whilst looking to expand my (embarassingly small !) collection of Delftware, I recently came across these two interesting blue and white plates, the like of which I have never seen before.
    They appear to be probably from the same region, but maybe of slightly different periods.

    The plate with the reticulated edge measures c.24cm diameter and bears an impressed mark which may possibly be a stylised '7' and '6' combined.
    The plate with the lattice edge measures c.20cm. There appears to be an impressed mark, but this may possibly be only a firing flaw.

    Has anyone seen similar plates to these and be good enough to suggest the probable country of origin and - if at all possible - the likely period from which they originate ?

    Many thanks and best wishes to all !!!!
     
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    15Stiftgasse, Mar 21, 2021
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  2. Rosiposey

    Rosiposey Member

    Very sweet!
     
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  3. gregtheelder

    gregtheelder Active Member

    Hi,
    I can see the first one with a red or yellow ribbon threaded through it.
    greg
     
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