Ceramics/origin marks13 messages

Beste allen,

Ik zou heel graag willen weten wat deze merken betekenen.

delFt en PDC (de P en C onder elkaar met D ernaast) en eAc en cT

Bij voorbaat dank,

Grtz,

Michiel

Dear everyone,

I would really like to know what these marks mean.

delFt and PDC (the P and C below each other with D next to it) and eAc and cT

Thanks in advance,

Grtz,

Michael

This may help: http://goudas-garden.com/pages/Yearmarks.html

Dank Jilles,

Het jaar weet ik nu, maar verder blijft het lastig.

Ik kan ook geen catalogus vinden waar alle tekens in staan, is zoiets er?

Mvgr,

Michiel

Thanks Jilles,

I now know the year, but otherwise it remains difficult.

I also can't find a catalog that contains all the characters, is there such a thing?

Mvgr,

Michael

Which objects are involved? Do you have CataWiki catalog numbers or have you not entered it yet?

This is a greenish earthenware bowl painted with colored floral motifs, dimensions 31 x 24 x 7.5 cm, only have it in concept

@ Jilles and Disney: Helping a collector is not always what you think

Als verzamelaar van bijna alles wil ik altijd collega verzamelaars helpen. Dan is het stellen van vragen over je verzameling erg logisch en dan doe je dat uiteraard hier.

Feit blijft dat wij niet in iemands gedachten kunnen kruipen en dan helpen afbeeldingen meer dan duizend woorden...

Zolang er niet meteen (mag altijd, maar dan niet meteen) gesproken wordt over een waarde is denk ik iedere CataWiki gebruiker toch behulpzaam ?

Ik neem aan dat je dat bedoelde Jozef ? Jilles gaf toch ook gewoon een antwoord ? Zoekt en gij zult vinden en alle overige naslagwerken op internet zijn toch ook handig ?

As a collector of almost everything, I always want to help fellow collectors. Then asking questions about your collection is very logical and of course you do that here.

The fact remains that we can't get into someone's mind and then pictures help more than a thousand words...

As long as a value is not immediately (always allowed, but not immediately) discussed, I think every CataWiki user is helpful, right?

I assume that's what you meant Joseph? Jilles just gave an answer, didn't she? Search and you will find and all other reference works on the internet are also handy, aren't they?

Jozef means that it is simply an auction seller who (with great probability) does not intend to contribute anything to the catalog.

Beste mensen,

Ik ben geheel nieuw op catawiki en weet gewoon niet goed hoe ik de merktekens kan vinden die op aardewerk staan. Zou graag een afbeelding plaatsen van het stuk, maar dat lukt me niet in dit discussie forum, misschien doe ik iets fout?

Ik wil overal aan bijdragen, zeg me wat ik moet doen.

Met vriendelijke groet,

Michiel

Dear people,

I'm brand new to catawiki and just not sure how to find the markings on pottery. I would like to post a picture of the piece, but I can't in this discussion forum, maybe I'm doing something wrong?

I want to contribute to everything, tell me what to do.

Sincerely,

Michael

It would be nice if you put the item in the catalog (as accurately as possible). You can then attach photos.

If you ask a question here in the forum, you can refer to it via a link.

Then we can all watch and you have the trouble done to supplement the catalog.

Thank you very much for this tip, have now put the bowl in the catalog:

http://www.catawiki.nl/catalogus/keramiek/fabrieken/vooralsnog-onbekend/5829771-schal-delft -1974? Area = 14ccced37b50deb33d4f8f3743195b44cee1546d

Interesting challenge indeed to find out more about this scale. The Ceramics Museum Het Princessenhof has a very large library about Ceramics. There will undoubtedly be something about your scale. They will probably know more about it and find the corresponding reference books about it.

I am now looking in my own library and what I was able to find about ceramic bakers in Delft is that there were many factories . They were on the water, so that seems very logical to me (a lot of mud).

Probably the most famous is De Porceleyne Fles, v / h Joost Hooft and Labouchère, Delftsch Pottery Factory. They gave their objects a letter every year to make it easier to date. The letters CT could indicate the year 1974, but then the characteristic bottle is missing and the letters Delft are not written as they did there.

Would other factories also have CT as a year? And then those other characters, I'm looking further.

Does anyone know anything about the origin of these marks? Or where can we find it?

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