Four Dutch Delft polychrome vases and covers, circa 1700-1720

all painted in the 'cashmire' palette with flowers and formal borders to the rims, the large vase of flattened form painted with a scene of a large bird perched upon rockwork, picked out in ochre, the baluster shaped vase with similar pattern, the three largest vases with LVE marks over numerals in underglaze-blue and iron-red for Lambertus van Eenhoorn, some restoration

The largest vase has sections broken and restored around the top half of the vase, the vase's cover has also been restored. the baluster shaped vase has some restored chips around the footrim, the cover has been restored. The ovoid shaped vase, the finial of the cover has been restored, there is also a restored chip on the rim. The slender shaped vase, there are restored cracks to the body of the vase. The finial of the cover has been re-stuck and there are restored chips to the rim.
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