Schotel, beschilderd met strooibloemen en gouden lovertjes c. 1809 - 1814

This small, delicate porcelain saucer, produced by the Royal Porcelain Factory Dommer & Co. between 1809 and 1814, showcases the intricate hand-painted detail of the Dutch Golden Age. The saucer is decorated with a border of colorful wildflowers and a band of purple ribbons, adorned with gold accents. The use of this popular "Strooibloemen" (scattered flowers) motif is indicative of the era's taste for nature-inspired design, and the craftsmanship demonstrates the high quality of porcelain produced in the Netherlands during this period. The saucer is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, a testament to its cultural and artistic significance.