Theebus
De Grieksche A
1710 - 1725
Dimensions
9.5; 7.5; 4.6
About this artwork
hoogte 9,5 cm x breedte 7,5 cm x diepte 4,6 cm
Art Historical Context
**Theebus by De Grieksche A (1710–1725)** Nestled among the treasures of early 18th-century Dutch craftsmanship, *Theebus* is a delicate object produced by De Grieksche A, a renowned pottery factory in Delft. Measuring just 9.5 cm high, 7.5 cm wide, and 4.6 cm deep, this petite piece—likely a tea caddy or canister—reflects the era's fascination with exotic imports. The name "Theebus" evokes "tea canister" in Dutch, hinting at its practical role in storing precious tea leaves, a luxury commodity surging in popularity across Europe during the Dutch Golden Age. Created between 1710 and 1725, th...