Terrine met onderschotel, beschilderd met vlinders en insecten c. 1778 - 1782

This delicate porcelain terrine with its lid and saucer, created around 1778-1782 in the Loosdrecht style, exemplifies the Rococo era's fascination with nature. The white porcelain is delicately painted with colorful butterflies and insects, a testament to the era's love for natural motifs. The terrine was likely part of a larger set of tableware, showcasing the artistry of Dutch porcelain production during this period. The piece, which measures 10.1 cm in height, 15.2 cm in width, and 12.2 cm in diameter, now resides in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.