Antique ceramic tile tableau with oval depictions (Delft tradition, 18th/19th century) - Plaque - Ceramic, Wood

Antique ceramic tile tableau with oval depictions (Delft tradition, 18th/19th century)

Antique ceramic tile tableau, consisting of nine hand-painted tiles with oval landscape and genre scenes, executed in brown/sepia tones on a white background. The scenes depict rural landscapes with buildings, mills, and figures, framed by characteristic corner motifs.

The panel is mounted in a wooden frame and is crafted in the tradition of Delft tile art. The style and execution date from the late 18th to early 19th century (circa 1780–1820), a transitional period between Rococo and Neoclassicism.

A cozy and authentic antique wall piece, suitable for both classic and country interiors, and attractive to enthusiasts and collectors of antique ceramics.

Origin: the Netherlands (Delft tradition)
Period: Late 18th / Early 19th century
Materials: ceramics and wood.

It is really a beautiful plaque.
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