Schotel, beschilderd met twee elkaar op regelmatige afstanden snijdende blad- en bloemslingers

About this artwork

hoogte 2,5 cm x diameter 13 cm

Art Historical Context

This delicate porcelain dish, created by Manufacture Oud-Loosdrecht between approximately 1782 and 1784, exemplifies the refined artistry of late eighteenth-century Dutch porcelain production. Standing just 2.5 centimeters high with a diameter of 13 centimeters, the small suggests it may have served a saucer or decorative plate. Its surface features two gracefully intersecting garlands of leaves and flowers, painted with precision at regular intervals to create a balanced, rhythmic pattern that draws the eye around the circular form. The floral motif reflects the period’s fascination with nat...