Kop, beschilderd met ornamentband, waaraan een bladguirlande en een bloemboeket hangen c. 1774 - 1778

This porcelain teacup, dating from around 1774-1778, is an example of Rococo style, characterized by its delicate floral motifs and intricate decorative details. Crafted by the Loosdrecht factory, the cup features a pink band with a repeating pattern of stylized arches and dots, emphasizing the curvilinear forms of the Rococo era. The handle is elegantly scrolled, adding to the overall sense of refinement. This teacup, now part of the Rijksmuseum collection, reflects the tastes of the Dutch elite in the 18th century and exemplifies the elegance and beauty of European porcelain production.