Zuurbak van faience c. 1690 - 1720

This faience dish, likely produced in the Netherlands between 1690 and 1720, features a classic blue-and-white Delftware design. The plate is divided into four sections and is decorated with a repeating pattern of floral motifs, possibly a stylized depiction of tulips or other flowers popular during the period. Its delicate ornamentation and functional form demonstrate the craftsmanship of Dutch pottery during the Golden Age, showcasing the popularity of Delftware as a decorative and practical household item. This particular example is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, providing a glimpse into the artistry and cultural heritage of the Netherlands.