Zeepbakje met deksel van faience c. 1710 - 1765

This faience soap dish with lid, dating from around 1710-1765, is a fine example of Dutch Delftware. The blue and white decoration, a common motif in Delftware, features intricate floral patterns and stylized motifs. The oval shape and the small size of the dish suggest it was likely used for personal hygiene purposes. This piece showcases the artistry and skill of anonymous Delftware makers who produced beautiful and functional ceramics for domestic use. The piece is a testament to the enduring popularity of blue and white Delftware throughout the 18th century.