Suikerpot met deksel, beschilderd met korenbloemen c. 1784

This sugar bowl and lid, "Suikerpot met deksel, beschilderd met korenbloemen," was created in the Netherlands around 1784 by the artist Loosdrecht. It features a delicate design of cornflowers, painted in shades of purple, green, and white, against a white porcelain background. The simple and elegant style reflects the Dutch penchant for fine craftsmanship and understated beauty, showcasing the artistry of the Loosdrecht workshop. This sugar bowl, now part of the Rijksmuseum collection, exemplifies the decorative arts of the late 18th century and provides a glimpse into the everyday lives of the Dutch elite.