Tile - 18th-century three-flower in serrated square - 1750-1800 - Driebloem

Beautiful polychrome Dutch faience tile from the 18th century, presumably originating from Harlingen or Makkum. The tile is hand-painted and depicts an elegant floral motif within a diamond-shaped medallion, executed in the classic colors cobalt blue, green, and ocher.
In the four corners, there is the lily corner motif, an elegant and frequently used decoration on Dutch tiles from the 18th century. The motif and the soft color gradations are typical of the Friese production centers.
The back side is rough and sandy-colored, fitting with traditional tin-glazed pottery.
A charming and decorative collectible from the Dutch tile tradition.

Condition
In good, original condition.
Minor edge damages consistent with the item's age.
Beautiful natural crackle in the glaze.
Colors and lines are clear and easily visible.
See the photos for an accurate impression.

Carefully packed and shipped insured.