Garniture with three vases and two beaker vases c. 1740 - 1760
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This Delftware vase, produced by the De Drie Posteleyne Astonne workshop around 1740-1760, showcases the popular “chinoiserie” style. The vase’s octagonal form and blue-and-white palette, inspired by Chinese porcelain, are characteristic of the period. The intricate design features a landscape scene with a Chinese figure and floral motifs, reflecting the fascination with the East in 18th-century Europe. These vases were highly sought-after decorative objects, used in both domestic and public spaces.
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Garnitures were extremely popular decorative elements in 18th-century Dutch interiors, where they were placed on cabinets or buffets. Although the forms of some garnitures evolved with the times, popular models, like this set with decorations inspired by Chinese porcelain, remained in production for many decades.
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