Terrine met deksel in de vorm van een gegodronneerd cirkelsegment 1700 - 1725

This 18th-century lidded terrine, attributed to Dutch ceramicist Jacob van der Kool, is a stunning example of Delftware. Decorated with a vibrant floral pattern inspired by Chinese porcelain, the piece showcases the influence of East Asian aesthetics on European art. The intricate details and use of blue, red, and gold colors are characteristic of the Dutch delftware style, which was highly sought after during the period. The lid, with its fluted edge, complements the overall design. This terrine, with its decorative appeal and historical significance, is a testament to the craftsmanship and artistry of the Dutch Golden Age.