probably late 17th/18th century, Dutch delft colander or cress raised on three feet, decorated with flowers and stylized florals within a paneled rim, pierced interior, scalloped lip, with de porceleyne byl (the porcelain ax) mark to base, 8-5/8 in.; small delft bowl, probably English, depicting a house or building, stylized border with panels, 9 in.; Dutch delft flower brick decorated with landscapes and buildings, 2-1/2 x 5-3/8 x 2-1/4 in.; six delftware tiles, each approximately 5 x 5 in. , Provenance: Estate of James Frank Dennis, High Point, North Carolina colander with partially infilled chip to rim with blue color retouch; flower brick with several chips and hairlines throughout; four tiles with repaired breaks, some with areas of infill and color retouch, two with felt backing; other glaze chipping/losses, pin holes and glaze voids, abrasions and wear consistent with age and use