Schotel behorend bij een theeservies met decoratie van trofeeën aan gestrikte linten before 1814

This small porcelain plate, part of a tea set, was produced by the renowned Koninklijke Porseleinfabriek Dommer & Co. before 1814. Its delicate design features a central motif of hunting trophies, including a net, basket, and a fishing rod, all tied together with a blue ribbon. The details of the scene are rendered with meticulous hand-painted colors and delicate floral accents, showcasing the artistry of the Dutch porcelain industry. The plate is a fine example of the popular Rococo style, characterized by its elegant curves and emphasis on natural forms. This piece, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, is a testament to the craftsmanship of the time, highlighting the delicate artistry of the Dutch porcelain industry in the early 19th century.