Dish with bouquets and flower sprays c. 1839

This square-shaped porcelain dish, created around 1839 by Fabriek Dominique Denuelle, is a fine example of decorative ceramics from the 19th century. The dish is decorated with a delicate pattern of hand-painted floral bouquets and sprays, adding a touch of elegance to the design. The gold trim around the rim further accentuates the dish's refined appearance. This piece, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, is a testament to the skill of European porcelain makers during this period and serves as a reminder of the beauty and practicality that can be found in everyday objects.