Symbolism and Elegance: The Blue and White Figural Flower Basket

This Delft figural flower basket, crafted around 1695, is more than a decorative object—it embodies the artistic influences of French engravings, classical sculpture, and Dutch craftsmanship. Inspired by Renaissance traditions and reimagined in Delft, this striking figure of a woman holding a flower basket reflects abundance, beauty, and refinement.

🔹 Delft, circa 1695 | Attributed to Lambertus van Eenhoorn (De Metaale Pot)
🔹 Dimensions: Height: 43.5 cm (17.1 in.)
🔹 Provenance: Sandford Orcas Manor, Dorset

Explore the artistic connections between Delftware and European decorative arts in this short documentary.