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Amsterdams bont porseleinen kom – 18e-eeuwse traditie in kleur en karakter
  • Amsterdams bont porseleinen kom – 18e-eeuwse traditie in kleur en karakter
  • Amsterdam polychrome porcelain bowl – 18th-century - Chinese porcelain
  • Amsterdam polychrome porcelain bowl – 18th-century - Chinese porcelain
  • Amsterdam polychrome porcelain bowl – 18th-century - Chinese porcelain
  • Amsterdam polychrome porcelain bowl – 18th-century - Chinese porcelain
  • Amsterdam polychrome porcelain bowl – 18th-century - Chinese porcelain
  • Amsterdam polychrome porcelain bowl – 18th-century - Chinese porcelain
  • Amsterdam polychrome porcelain bowl – 18th-century - Chinese porcelain
  • Amsterdam polychrome porcelain bowl – 18th-century - Chinese porcelain
  • Amsterdams bont porseleinen kom – 18e-eeuwse traditie in kleur en karakter
  • Amsterdam polychrome porcelain bowl – 18th-century - Chinese porcelain
  • Amsterdam polychrome porcelain bowl – 18th-century - Chinese porcelain
  • Amsterdam polychrome porcelain bowl – 18th-century - Chinese porcelain
  • Amsterdam polychrome porcelain bowl – 18th-century - Chinese porcelain
  • Amsterdam polychrome porcelain bowl – 18th-century - Chinese porcelain
  • Amsterdam polychrome porcelain bowl – 18th-century - Chinese porcelain
  • Amsterdam polychrome porcelain bowl – 18th-century - Chinese porcelain
  • Amsterdam polychrome porcelain bowl – 18th-century - Chinese porcelain
Amsterdam polychrome porcelain bowl – 18th-century - Chinese porcelain

Amsterdam polychrome porcelain bowl – 18th-century - Chinese porcelain

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This porcelain bowl tells a story dating back to 18th-century global trade. This piece belongs to the beloved type known as Amsterdams bont: Chinese porcelain that was brought to the Netherlands via the trade routes of the Dutch East India Company and subsequently enriched with vibrant enamel colours in Amsterdam.

While the original porcelain was often simply white or blue and white, a flourishing decorative practice emerged in Amsterdam where artisanal workshops overpainted the tableware with red, green, and other hues. This perfectly aligned with the changing tastes of the European elite, who desired more colour and expression in their interiors. Thus, Amsterdams bont grew into a recognisable and beloved style—a fascinating combination of international trade, local craftsmanship, and fashion sense.

This bowl fully embodies that character: a playful decor with landscape and ornamental elements, executed in fresh colours that appeal both historically and decoratively. Ideal for the collector of export porcelain, but also a subtle statement piece in a classic or vintage interior.

Specifications

  • Diameter: approx. 10.8 cm

  • Height: approx. 5.8 cm

  • Weight: approx. 150 g

  • Material: porcelain

  • Origin/type: Amsterdams bont

  • Condition: signs of age consistent with age and use, small chip (see photos)

A warm and authentic object—a small piece of trade history that adds atmosphere and character to a table, display cabinet, or collection.

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