Cup with a floral scroll, stars and dots c. 1775 - 1799

This delicate porcelain cup, created by Petit Carousel Parijs around 1775-1799, is a charming example of Dutch decorative arts. The cup's simple form is adorned with a band of colorful floral scrollwork in the Rococo style, accented by gilded stars and dots. This type of decoration, known as "en brulant," was common in 18th-century European porcelain, adding a touch of elegance to everyday objects. The cup, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, showcases the skilled artistry of the Dutch porcelain makers during this era.