Onderschotel van faience c. 1750 - 1780

This faience platter, produced by the De Witte Ster workshop in the Netherlands between 1750-1780, showcases the intricate style of Dutch Delftware. The platter features a central panel decorated with a stylized floral motif, surrounded by four panels depicting a charming landscape scene with a church and a village. The intricate blue and white design, a hallmark of Delftware, reflects the popularity of Chinese porcelain during this period. The delicate floral patterns and the detailed landscape imagery are typical of the decorative style of 18th-century Dutch ceramics.