This photograph was commissioned by Aronson Antiquairs, Amsterdam with Delftware objects from the collection.

The photographs shows a typical Dutch landscape plaque painted by Frederik van Frijtom (circa 1632 – 1702). Van Frijtom trained to be an easel painter, but he primarily painted earthenware, translating his drawings of the Dutch countryside onto faience. Interestingly, Van Frijtom was one of the rare independent pottery painters in Delft. He received the guild’s permission to work on his own, rather than being employed by one of the potteries. This permission was only granted to artisans who were disabled, who could only work in the privacy of their own studio, or who possessed technical secrets.

This photograph was commissioned by Aronson Antiquairs, Amsterdam with Delftware objects from the collection.

The photographs shows a typical Dutch landscape plaque painted by Frederik van Frijtom (circa 1632 – 1702). Van Frijtom trained to be an easel painter, but he primarily painted earthenware, translating his drawings of the Dutch countryside onto faience. Interestingly, Van Frijtom was one of the rare independent pottery painters in Delft. He received the guild’s permission to work on his own, rather than being employed by one of the potteries. This permission was only granted to artisans who were disabled, who could only work in the privacy of their own studio, or who possessed technical secrets.

This photograph was commissioned by Aronson Antiquairs, Amsterdam with Delftware objects from the collection.

The still life shows a composition of a pair of late seventeenth-century blue and white pyramidal flower vases.

This photograph was commissioned by Aronson Antiquairs, Amsterdam with Delftware objects from the collection.

The still life shows a composition of a pair of late seventeenth-century blue and white pyramidal flower vases.

This photograph was commissioned by Aronson Antiquairs, Amsterdam with Delftware objects from the collection.

The vanitas still life shows a composition of a pair of  seventeenth-century pilgrims bottles, a late seventeenth-century wine cooler, a pair of early eighteenth-century salt cellars, an early eighteenth-century monteith, a pair of early eighteenth-century candlesticks and a seventeenth-century pierced bowl.

This photograph was commissioned by Aronson Antiquairs, Amsterdam with Delftware objects from the collection.

The vanitas still life shows a composition of a pair of  seventeenth-century pilgrims bottles, a late seventeenth-century wine cooler, a pair of early eighteenth-century salt cellars, an early eighteenth-century monteith, a pair of early eighteenth-century candlesticks and a seventeenth-century pierced bowl.

This photograph was commissioned by Aronson Antiquairs, Amsterdam with Delftware objects from the collection.

The still life shows a composition of a set of Delftware figural cistern, a pair of candlesticks, a flower vase and a puzzle jug. 

This photograph was commissioned by Aronson Antiquairs, Amsterdam with Delftware objects from the collection.

The still life shows a composition of a set of Delftware figural cistern, a pair of candlesticks, a flower vase and a puzzle jug. 

This photograph was commissioned by Aronson Antiquairs, Amsterdam with Delftware objects from the collection.

The still life shows a composition of a set of Delftware dragon pattern egg cups, a flower vase, a pair of tureens and honey pots. 

This photograph was commissioned by Aronson Antiquairs, Amsterdam with Delftware objects from the collection.

The still life shows a composition of a set of Delftware dragon pattern egg cups, a flower vase, a pair of tureens and honey pots.