Dutch Delft polychrome tin-glazed earthenware charger, late 18th c., depicting a chinoiserie courtyard scene with child and female figure holding vase, among flowering foliage, retaining adhesive accession number underfoot, approx 13.5"diam, 3.75lbs **Provenance: from the collection of an English gentleman**

5.22.26- In my opinion regarding: 2270- the charger is overall intact and presents well, a careful UV light examination is rather unremarkable, the surface exhibits typical glaze skips and imperfections, scattered firing irregularities, stilt marks, areas of expected crazing most notably concentrated to the reverse, the rim with typical scattered abrasions and small chips of varied degree, I do not observe any major cracks or significant losses, all observed wear and imperfections appear commensurate with age and display

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