Replica of an early 17th century tile from Potter House "the Swan" (de Swaen)

Replica of an early 17th century wall tile from Potter House "the Swan" (de Swaen)
The Dutch wall tiles from the early 17th century, highly Designated. The rich painting, variations in shape and color and sturdy dimensions give these tiles a life resistance and character. Clearly distinguished in 1621 obtained a patent swaen Willem Jansz Far from the city of Gouda for manufacturing a new type of pottery and founded there in the house de Swaen "the first majolica bakery.
Makes its take by their quality uitne taking a special place among the 17th century's Cave inhabitant of Verstege.
Thanks to intensive archaeological and ceramic research and specially developed techniques Wotra by Ateliers there succeeded to again to bring the known qualities of the char Swaen "
As a sign of value for the ring master shelf of the first Gouda earthenware baker Willem Jansz Verswaen is any replica tile of Workshops for the tiles, which in the Swaeneven "GE seeing an indelible mark.
THIS BRAND IS ALSO A GUARANTEE AGAINST ANY CONFUSION WITH THE EARLY 17th CENTURY ORIGINALS.
The tile depicts a man on a bicycle wth a basket. The basket states Commestibles & Coloniale waren. This translates to Comestibles and Colonial wares.
This tile is in excellent vintage condition with no chips or cracks. The colours vibrant as ever! See our photos.
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Height: 19.5cm
Width: 19.5cm
Depth: 2.5cm
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