Dutch polychrome tiles from the mid-20th, Delft ceramic tile, Fisherman, Woman with basket, Man with a rake

Tile 1 (Left - Fisherman):
This Dutch Delft ceramic tile features a hand-painted depiction of a fisherman seated with his tools and crates, reflecting traditional attire. The polychrome design includes soft blue accents alongside green and red, typical of 18th to 19th-century Delft polychrome style. The crackle glaze on the surface adds an antique aesthetic, and the wooden frame enhances its presentation. Tiles like this often symbolize rural Dutch life.
Size: 18x18 cm (7.1x7.1 inches)

Tile 2 (Right - Woman with a Bowl):
This tile depicts a woman in traditional Dutch attire holding a bowl, illustrating themes of domestic work or food preparation. The earthy polychrome palette complements the delicate hand-painted details, with subtle crackling that conveys age and authenticity.
Size: 17x17 cm (6.7x6.7 inches)

Tile 3 (Below - Man with a rake):
The tile depicts a man in traditional Dutch clothing working with a rake. The figure is painted in the style of Dutch majolica art, featuring characteristic blue decorative elements in the corners and a crackled glaze that adds an antique appearance.
Size: 17x17 cm (6.7x6.7 inches)

All tiles are mid-20th century, inspired by 17th-18th century Dutch rural and occupational life themes.