Group of vases

About this artwork

height 22.5 cm

Art Historical Context

This elegant group of porcelain vases, crafted in 4 by the Manufacture Oudosdrecht, represents a fine example of late eighteenth-century Dutch ceramic artistry. Standing at just 22.5 centimeters tall, these delicate pieces were produced during the final years of the Loosdrecht factory’s operation in the Netherlands, a period when European makers sought to rival the prestige of imported Chinese and Japanese porcelain. Porcelain held immense cultural value at the time, symbolizing technological mastery and refined taste among collectors. The Oud-Loosdrecht manufactory, active from 1774 to 1784,...