Schotel van een soepkop, van aardewerk en versierd met blokpatroon 1900 - 1925

This earthenware saucer, produced by N.V. Plateelbakkerij Zuid-Holland between 1900 and 1925, is a simple yet elegant example of Dutch ceramics. Its cream-colored surface is adorned with a thin green line around the rim, creating a subtle yet visually appealing contrast. This type of design, often referred to as "block pattern," was popular in the early 20th century for its minimalist aesthetic. The saucer, measuring 17.2 cm in diameter, is likely part of a larger set, reflecting the growing popularity of tea and coffee drinking in Dutch households during this period.