Kop en schotel van faience en stro met bloemdecoratie c. 1680 - 1710

This 17th-century faience teacup and saucer, decorated with blue and gold floral motifs, is a beautiful example of Dutch Delftware. The cup and saucer were likely made in the Netherlands during the Golden Age. The distinctive floral motifs and the use of blue and gold are common features of Delftware, which is known for its elegant and decorative style. While the artist is known as "De Dissel," their full name is not available. The piece is small, measuring 11.5 centimeters in diameter.