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In 17th century European Palaces, owing to their elegance, softness and delicacy, there have been a movement of gathering Chinese porcelains. In a short time, also common within public, reflected to the local product day by day. In Holland, import of blue-white Chinese Porcelains was started in the year 1600 by the mediation of East Indian Company. In the second half of 16th century in Amsterdam, Haarlem and Middelburg, polycrom ceramics are known to be produced. Actual production zone of Dutch tile Workshops includes wall tiles elaborated with pictures of scenery and herbal motifs and figures of which side lengths are between 9-15 cm square formed, made onto the white ground with blue (cobalt) or purple (manganese). In the figured examples of tiles on the dados, fireplaces, in kitchen and bathrooms, sometimes engravings was used to be benefited from. From the middle of the 17th century, Ottoman depicts of commonized in Europe, and Turquerie fashion arose after 1720s can be seen in the Dutch wall-tiles.