Vintage Royal Boch Delft Blue Lidded Vase with Dog Finial

This elegant hexagonal lidded vase in classic Delft blue and white was produced by Royal Boch, a renowned Belgian ceramics manufacturer. Made between 1969 and 1979, it features the distinctive “Made for Royal Sphinx by Boch – Holland” mark used during the period when Boch took over production from Royal Sphinx. The vase is richly decorated with traditional Dutch motifs. One panel presents a serene windmill landscape, while the others feature refined floral ornamentation. The lid is crowned with a sculpted dog finial, adding charm and character to the piece. With its impressive height and decorative presence, this vase works beautifully as a statement accent on a table, console, or display cabinet, complementing traditional, farmhouse, or eclectic interiors. A fine example of mid-century European ceramic artistry, combining craftsmanship, history, and timeless design. Please review all photos, as they are an integral part of the description. Product details: Dimensions: Height 14" with lid (9" without lid), diameter 6" Medium: Delftware style ceramic Origin: Belgium Date: 1969–1979 Signature: Marked "Made for Royal Sphinx by Boch – Holland" Condition: Very good condition; no cracks or chips Delft ceramics, also known as Delftware, is a type of tin-glazed earthenware originating in the Netherlands in the 17th century. Known for its white glaze and blue decoration, it often features landscapes, floral motifs, and traditional scenes inspired by Chinese porcelain. Royal Boch, founded in 1841 in La Louvière, Belgium, is one of Europe’s most respected ceramic manufacturers. The company became especially known for its Delft-style production, combining Belgian craftsmanship with Dutch decorative traditions. Pieces marked “Made for Royal Sphinx by Boch” reflect a unique historical collaboration and are particularly valued by collectors today.