This beautifully vibrant Delft Blue ceramic miniature is a gorgeous replica of a traditional 1680 'Trapgevel' (stepped gable) building, hand-painted with that iconic, bold blue and white glazing that completely transforms a space. Quirky little architectural pieces like this are brilliant for breaking up a sea of beige, bringing instant character to a bookshelf or mantel. It has just the right amount of honest wear to show it's lived a little, and these classic blue and white beauties never hang around the studio for long—they are just too easy to love!

Key Features:

• Hand-painted Delft blue and white detailing with architectural motifs.
• Authentic replica of a 1680 stepped gable canal house.
• Marked 'Made in Holland' to the underside.
• Hollow ceramic construction, perfect for lightweight display.

Measurements (approximate):

Height: 18cm (7.1") / Width: 6.75cm (2.6") / Depth: 7cm (2.7")

Condition:

Beautiful vintage condition with honest wear. There are light surface scratches and minor signs of its previous life, but absolutely no cracks or chips.

Styling Tips:

• Group it with other blue and white ceramics for a vibrant, maximalist mantelpiece display.
• Situate it as a quirky paperweight on a home office desk to bring a touch of European history to your workday.

Disclaimer:

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Local collection welcome by appointment.