Bord van crême-kleurig steengoed met voorstelling van het huwelijk 1800 - 1825

This Dutch tin-glazed earthenware plate, created between 1800 and 1825 by the artist Piccardt, depicts a wedding scene. The plate, with its cream-colored glaze, is decorated with a central scene showing a wedding ceremony, framed by a decorative border featuring stylized roses and leaves. The inscription "HET HUWELIJK" (meaning "The Wedding") at the bottom reinforces the theme. The painting style reflects a folk art tradition of depicting everyday life and important events in simple, yet expressive detail. This type of plate served as a commemorative piece for a specific wedding, highlighting the significance of the event in the lives of the couple and their family.