Pear-shaped vase with cover c. 1764

This set of five Delftware vases, created by Jacobus Halder Adriaesensz circa 1764, exemplifies the enduring appeal of blue-and-white ceramics. The intricate designs, featuring Chinese-inspired figures and landscapes, were a hallmark of Dutch delftware production. The elegant pear-shaped form and octagonal base of these vases showcase the craftsmanship of Dutch potters during the 18th century, while the delicate blue-and-white palette evokes a sense of tranquility. These vases are a testament to the enduring allure of Delftware, a style that continues to captivate art lovers and collectors worldwide.