Blad, presenteerblad van zilver met versiering van slingerende tak met bladeren en bloemwerk langs rand en tussen oren 1777

This silver serving tray, crafted in 1777 by Dirk van de Goorbergh, is a fine example of decorative craftsmanship. The tray features an ornate design of swirling branches, leaves, and flowers along the edges and between the two ornate handles. This piece, weighing 2400 grams, is a testament to the skill of Dutch silversmiths during this period. The delicate ornamentation reflects the Rococo style, known for its elegant curves and emphasis on natural forms. This tray, measuring 6.5 cm high by 62.5 cm long by 39 cm wide, would have been a prized possession for serving refreshments in a fashionable home.