Royal Delft De Porceleyne Fles Large Jug and 11 similar items

MARK - underglaze blue - current logo mark of a stylized jug with a J T superimposed on each other and a cursive "Delft" - cs = date code: 1973 - PAN = painter's initials:( Andringa WG 1963-2012) I believe this is the painter - 2404 = internal control code A genuine ROyal Delft piece can be recognized by the hand painted signature on the bottom of the item: the initials JT, the pharmacy bottle and the work "Delft". To find out more about this and a list of date and artist codes, please visit the Royaldelft website This Royal Delft De Porceleyne Fles pitcher is a beautiful piece of pottery from the Netherlands. It features a hand-painted blue and white floral pattern on a glossy finish. DE PORCELEYNE FLES INFO: 1653 - Present De Porceleyne Fles has been in continuous existence since 1653 and is considered creme de la creme of Delft production. One reason for their continued success is their wares are hand painted. Joost Thooft and partner Labouchere bought the firm in 1876. Fles pieces are sought after collectibles and the larger the item, the more detailed, the more expensive! Modern production of large pieces and tile tableaus are priced in the thousands of dollars! The production style of this pitcher is Delft and it is an original, licensed reproduction from Royal Delft. It was manufactured in 1973 and is considered vintage. The item is made of clay and is handmade. The backstamp is painted on and it is not an antique. This pitcher is perfect for collectors and enthusiasts of Holland-themed decor. DE PORCELEYNE FLES INFO: 1653 - Present De Porceleyne Fles has been in continuous existence since 1653 and is considered creme de la creme of Delft production. One reason for their continued success is their wares are hand painted. Joost Thooft and partner Labouchere bought the firm in 1876. Fles pieces are sought after collectibles and the larger the item, the more detailed, the more expensive! Modern production of large pieces and tile tableaus are priced in the thousands of dollars! Of the ca. 32 pottery bakeries, Royal Delft is the only remaining factory in Delft. PLEASE REFER TO ALL PHOTOS FOR A BETTER VISUAL DESCRIPTION OF THE ITEM All of My Items Come from a Smoke Free Home and have been cleaned unless otherwise noted above I Strive to Ship Next Day Feel Free to Look Through My Other Listings Please contact me with any issues prior to leaving negative/neutral Feedbacks or low detail rating, as I will always do my best to solve any problems that may come up! Please refer to all photos above for a better visual description of the product being offered and it's condition. If you have any further questions, please feel free to message me Any props that are used in the taking of the photos are not included. Only the item/items in the title of the listings are being sold Notice Regarding Vintage Items: I specialize in vintage items that are usually 50+ years old. It is important that you examine this item carefully before bidding. I welcome all the questions. While I try hard to get my description accurate, you must look at the pictures and remember that vintage is NOT new or mint. Unless otherwise stated, items WILL have age related wear. These are usually items that are no longer manufactured or available by retail. I buy at estate auctions, yard sales, and antique stores, and I surface clean most but not all of my items. I try to describe my items the best I can. There is no intentional misleading information in my listings, but there may be a mistake or something missed occasionally due to human error. I do not smoke, however the previous owner(s) might have. If you buy or collect vintage, you must know that the items come from an era when the vast majority of Americans did smoke. Most of my customers want items in their authentic condition, which shows wear and proves age, so I leave any deep cleaning to the buyer's discretion. My items are sold in "as is" condition. I try to highlight any flaws over and above normal wear and tear, but again, you must look at the pictures and please feel free to ask questions