Delftware, also known as Delft Blue, is a general term for Dutch tin-glazed earthenware. The production of Delftware began in the 17th century in Delft, Netherlands. It was inspired by Chinese porcelain, which was highly sought after at the time.
Delftware became incredibly popular and was produced in large quantities. The pieces were often decorated with traditional Dutch scenes, floral motifs, and windmills. Today, Delftware remains a beloved and collectible form of Dutch pottery, appreciated for its beauty and historical significance.
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