Covered Vase c. 1710

This set of four tin-glazed earthenware vases, created by an unknown artist in the early 18th century, showcases the intricate decorative style of Delftware. The vases, featuring a white background adorned with vibrant blue, red, and green floral motifs, are a prime example of the Dutch fascination with East Asian art. These vases, with their elaborate floral patterns and delicate brushstrokes, were likely intended as decorative objects for wealthy homes and showcase the rich tradition of ceramic artistry in Delft.