This Villeroy & Boch (V&B) Dresden tile depicts a seated child holding a doll, rendered in a soft blue-and-white color scheme. The design is delicate and stylized, with fine linear details set against a pale blue background. The glaze has a subtle crackle, characteristic of the period and production technique. There are a few small glaze damages along the edges, consistent with age and use.The image was applied using a stencil, with the blue pigment filled in evenly. The white areas were left in reserve (reserve technique), meaning no color was applied there, allowing the light-colored body of the tile to remain visible. After the decoration was applied, the tile was fully glazed, resulting in a soft sheen and the characteristic visible craquelure—a fine network of hairline cracks in the glaze.