Butter dish c. 1759 - 1771

This butter dish, created by the Weesper porseleinfabriek in the Netherlands between 1759 and 1771, exemplifies the Dutch Rococo style. The delicate floral motif, painted on the porcelain, and the ornate lid topped with a stylized flower add to the piece's elegance. The lid and dish are decorated with small, whimsical figures, adding a playful touch to the overall design. This butter dish is an excellent example of the decorative arts of the Rococo era, and its intricate details and elegant form make it a sought-after piece by collectors of Dutch porcelain.