D1902. Majolica Polychrome Large Dish
Colorful Delft Blue
Since the early 1900’s modern ceramics produced in various Dutch and even German cities were popularly called ‘Delft Blue.’ These objects continued the successful tradition of seventeenth and eighteenth-century products…
A Fantasized Orient
The Dutch East India Company (VOC) imported tens of millions of pieces of porcelain during the two centuries of its existence (1602-1799) and flooded the country with Chinese and Japanese tablewares. The decoration on…
• D1985. Polychrome Swan
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D1023. Blue and White Large Biblical Dish
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C59. Pair of White Delft Milking Groups
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Museum Arnhem
Originally intended to accommodate the gentlemen's society for repatriated sugar planters, the Arnhem museum was founded in 1856 with the idea to create a ‘Local memorabilia related to history and…
D1343. Pair of Polychrome Figures of Horses
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•D1723. Persian Blue Ewer
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