Vintage Delf Style Andrea Sadek Butterflies Tulipiere Flower Vase

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A delightful and whimsical take on the classic Dutch Delftware tradition: this vintage Andrea by Sadek tulipiere (tulip vase or … Read more A delightful and whimsical take on the classic Dutch Delftware tradition: this vintage Andrea by Sadek tulipiere (tulip vase or flower pyramid) features charming hand-painted butterflies fluttering among blooming flowers in rich cobalt blue on a crisp white porcelain ground. Produced in Thailand during the late 20th century (circa 1980s–1990s), it beautifully blends historic European inspiration with vibrant, collectible Asian craftsmanship.

**Description:**
Traditional multi-spout tulipiere design with a bulbous base rising to a series of individual flower holders, allowing dramatic displays of tulips, stems, or mixed blooms. The entire surface is adorned with delicate hand-painted cobalt blue motifs – graceful butterflies in flight, surrounded by scrolling florals, leaves, and subtle border details – evoking the iconic 17th-century Delft aesthetic while adding a playful, romantic touch.

- Maker: Andrea by Sadek (marked on base with original stamp: "Andrea by Sadek – Made in Thailand")
- Style: Delf/Delft-inspired blue-and-white porcelain
- Motif: Butterflies and flowers in cobalt blue
- Material: Fine porcelain with glossy glaze
- Period: Late 20th century, circa 1980s–1990s
- Design: Functional tulipiere with multiple spouts and fitted lid
- Dimensions: 7" Height × 6" Diameter

**Condition:**
Excellent vintage condition – vibrant unfaded cobalt painting with crisp details and glossy glaze intact. No chips, cracks, hairlines, or repairs. Spouts are clean and functional; holds water perfectly for fresh arrangements. Only minimal base wear consistent with gentle display.

Andrea by Sadek pieces are highly prized by collectors of blue-and-white porcelain and Chinoiserie/Dutch-inspired decor.



A joyful, heirloom-quality piece that brings timeless Dutch charm with a butterfly twist! See less