中世紀後期 荷兰代尔夫特蓝白瓷砖，图案为 VOC 商船“东印度商船”

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装饰性荷兰代尔夫特蓝白瓷砖，年代可追溯至17-18世纪。大图案中心显示完全桅杆的VOC荷兰商船，风帆高扬，旗帜飘扬，绘在白色釉里底色上。船体下方的抽象波浪纹营造出动感。四角为牛头纹饰。

-> Maritime scenes, particularly sailing ships, are highly desirable subjects in Delftware, valued for their historical and decorative appeal.

这块瓷砖被装在后期的木框中，现已适合悬挂展示。

尺寸：± 17 x 17 cm（含框）
瓷砖本体：± 13 x 13 cm

Certificate of Authenticity (PDF) is available upon request for lots with a hammer price of €100 or higher.

条件：整体状况良好，表面有轻微磨损或釉面瑕疵。装于后期木框，现已就绪可供展示。

-> The Dutch East India Company (VOC) was founded in 1602, becoming the world’s first multinational corporation and the first to issue shares on a stock exchange. Granted a monopoly on trade with Asia, the VOC quickly grew into a global powerhouse, trading in spices, textiles, tea, and porcelain. Its Asian headquarters in Batavia (modern Jakarta) controlled a vast trading network stretching from Japan to South Africa.

The company built forts, minted coins, and even waged wars, effectively acting as a state within a state. Profits from the spice trade made the Netherlands one of the wealthiest nations of the 17th century and turned Amsterdam into the financial centre of the world. VOC ships explored new territories, including parts of Australia and New Zealand under Abel Tasman.

By the 18th century, corruption, mismanagement, and competition led to its decline. The VOC was dissolved in 1799, and its possessions were taken over by the Dutch government. Despite its fall, the VOC remains a symbol of the Dutch Golden Age, known for its innovation, exploration, and global influence.