Hand-painted Dutch tile featuring a fruit design Framed (2)

These tiles, particularly those with fruit baskets, were predominantly produced in the 18th century in Friesland, a northern province of the Netherlands, with potteries in Harlingen and Makkum being significant producers.
This specific type of tile is known for its distinctive "white" shade, often combined with deep blues and greens in designs like the one shown, which features grapes, pears, and apples.
Historically, such tiles were used for decorative purposes, including fireplace surrounds, wall coverings, and kitchen backsplash.
Approx 7 high. Metal piece at the top has flaws. Frame might have some small flaws also.