Flower vase 1690 - 1710

This 17th-century Delftware flower vase, attributed to the "Greek A" Factory, is an example of the iconic blue and white tin-glazed earthenware produced in the Netherlands. The vase features a central, circular opening for a single flower, surrounded by seven smaller openings for additional blooms, as well as decorative, sculpted animal handles. The design, typical of Dutch Delftware, features a combination of floral motifs and intricate patterns painted in cobalt blue, demonstrating the skilled craftsmanship of the period.