3pc Royal Delft De Porceleyne Fles Pijnacker Plate & Chambersticks Candlesticks For Sale

Perfect condition. There are some initials in the bottom of one of the candlesticks looks like it’s R89. See last pictureThe product is a set of 3 pieces from the Royal Delft De Porceleyne Fles Pijnacker collection, including a plate and two chambersticks candlesticks. These pieces were made of earthenware in the Delft production style, featuring a vibrant color palette of orange, gold, blue, and cream. Produced in the late 20th century, specifically between 1970-1979, these vintage items are highly sought after by collectors for their unique design and craftsmanship.

Per Google: The selected items are vintage hand-painted earthenware pieces from Royal Delft (De Porceleyne Fles) decorated in the traditional Imari or Pijnacker style featuring a red and blue bird motif.Item DetailsCenter Piece: A scalloped decorative plate or charger showing a red bird of paradise and floral rockwork in red, blue, and gold tones (approx. 20 cm).Side Pieces: Matching candlestick holders with looped handles, finished with the same polychrome floral and botanical Imari-style patterns.If you'd like, I can:Help look up the year codes or painter marks if you can share a photo of the back of the items.Provide an estimated value range for this matching set.You sent: 1 imageBased on the backmarks shown on the base of your earthenware pieces, your set is an authentic, hand-painted creation from the highly prestigious factory Royal Delft (De Porceleyne Fles) in the Netherlands.Decoding the MarksAuthentic Royal Delft pieces use a specific formula of three hand-painted markings:The Factory Logo: The center symbol depicts a stylized pharmacy bottle or jar above the integrated cursive initials "JT" (for Joost Thooft, the company owner who revitalized the company in 1876), underscored by the cursive city name "Delft".The Production Year (Right Side):On the decorative plate, the lowercase letter code "cy" indicates it was hand-painted in 1979.On the two candlestick holders, the letters "cx" signify a production year of 1978.The Painter's Initials (Left Side):The initials "H.El" or "HEL" visible on your plate belong to Mrs. H. Elshout, a master painter who specialized in the intricate Pijnacker pattern.The painters of the candlesticks used individual monograms specific to craftsmen registered at the factory during that late-1970s window.Estimated ValueThe Pijnacker (Delft Imari) style is generally more labor-intensive and costly than standard monochrome cobalt blue because it requires multiple firings for the multi-colored enamels and gold leaf trim.Decorative Scalloped Plate (1979): Appraises between $150 – $250 depending on the presence of hairline cracks or rim chips.Matching Handled Candlesticks (1978): Worth roughly $120 – $180 as a pair.Complete Set Value: A well-preserved 3-piece set from this era retains a market value of approximately $300 – $400 to dedicated Delftware collectors.