Schaal, ovaal, met rocaillevormige oren c. 1880

This 19th-century Dutch Delftware oval tray, decorated in blue and white, is a prime example of decorative arts. Made by De Porceleijne Fles, the tray features delicate floral motifs, including intricate rococo-inspired details, as seen in the handles. The central oval is framed by a banded pattern and a border of floral motifs, adding to the overall elegance. The tray, now in the Rijksmuseum, exemplifies the craftsmanship of Dutch ceramics, capturing a unique blend of traditional artistry and Rococo flair.