Milk Pan
ca. 1689-1694 (made)
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Tin-glazed earthenware milk pan with painted decoration in 'in-glaze' blue and enamel colours and gilding.
Object details
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| Materials and techniques | Tin-glazed earthenware with painted in-glaze decoration and enamel colours and gilding |
| Brief description | Milk-pan, made at the factory "De Grieksche A" , Delft, about 1689-94, tin-glazed earthenware with painted decoration in 'in-glaze' blue and enamel colours and gilding |
| Physical description | Tin-glazed earthenware milk pan with painted decoration in 'in-glaze' blue and enamel colours and gilding. |
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| Marks and inscriptions | 'AK' in monogram (Painted in gold over blue) |
| Gallery label | Milk-pan
under the ownership of Adrianus Kocx, made at the factory "De Grieksche A" , Delft, Netherlands about 1689-94
Mark: 'AK' in monogram, painted in gold over blue
Tin-glazed earthenware with painted decoration in 'in-glaze' blue and enamel colours and gilding
C.90-1950
Probably made for the dairy adjoining Queen Mary II's lodgings in the Old Water Gallery at Hampton Court between 1689 and 1694. This was furnished to designs by court architect Daniel Marot (1661-1752). Mary's 'Delftware closet' was hung with Delft tile panels and the Dairy equipped with milk pans. Marot might also have been involved with the design of the Delftware. The decorative scrolls and borders are typical for his Baroque style.
The V&A has two similar AK-marked milk pans, each with different decorative details, which also could have come from this dairy. This is the only example known which is decorated with enamel colours. The pastoral landscapes are directly copied from contemporary prints.
The mark "AK" is for Adrianus Kocx, the proprietor of the Grieksche A from 1686 until 1701. In 1695, the year after Mary's death, King William was invoiced by Adrianus Kocks for 'the sume of Thirteen Hundred & Fifty Gilders 3 Styvers of English Money £ 122 li 14s. 09d'.(16/07/2008) |
| Object history | Probably made for the dairy adjoining Queen Mary II's lodgings in the Old Water Gallery at Hampton Court between 1689 and 1694. This was furnished to designs by court architect Daniel Marot (1661-1752). Mary's 'Delftware closet' was hung with Delft tile panels and the Dairy equipped with milk pans. Marot might also have been involved with the design of the Delftware. The decorative scrolls and borders are typical for his Baroque style. The V&A has two similar AK-marked milk pans, each with different decorative details, which also could have come from this dairy. This is the only example known which is decorated with enamel colours. The pastoral landscapes are directly copied from contemporary prints. The mark "AK" is for Adrianus Kocx, the proprietor of the Grieksche A from 1686 until 1701. In 1695, the year after Mary's death, King William was invoiced by Adrianus Kocks for 'the sume of Thirteen Hundred & Fifty Gilders 3 Styvers of English Money £ 122 li 14s. 09d'. |
| Production | Made at the factory "De Grieksche A" under the ownership of Adrianus Kocx. |
| Bibliographic reference | Fourest, Henri Pierre. Delftware : faience production at Delft. London : Thames and Hudson, 1980. pp.56, 44. |
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| Accession number | C.90-1950 |
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| Record created | July 16, 2008 |
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