Schotel van theeservies c. 1784

This saucer, created in Loosdrecht, Netherlands, around 1784, is a delicate example of Dutch porcelain. It is decorated with a delicate green and gold border, featuring a pattern of linked ovals and flowers in purple. The center of the saucer features hand-painted flowers in shades of pink, blue, orange, and yellow. This piece, currently held in the Rijksmuseum, exemplifies the artistry and beauty of Dutch porcelain during the late 18th century.