17th-Century Dutch Polychrome Bird Tile Paintings The two tetrahedra together form

The two tetrahedra together form a merkaba

An expressive and atmospheric piece — defined not by academic perfection

this piece sits at the intersection of design

I am really thrilled to be part of the Bernardaud collection"

Material: Bronze (likely cast)Origin: AfricaHeight: approx

17th-Century Dutch Polychrome Bird Tile Paintings The two tetrahedra together formAn early Dutch tin glazed earthenware tile, hand painted with a colourful bird, foliage and blue corner motifs. Likely Delft or surrounding area, circa 16251650. The tile has attractive age related craquelure and a beautifully weathered unglazed back. Approx. 1. 5 cm is missing from the left side; originally square at around 13 13 cm. Dimensions: 11. 5 13 cm, 1. 5 cm thickCondition: Antique condition with edge losses, chips and a larger loss to the