Schotel met een veelkleurig landschap in een medaillon uitgespaard in een geometrisch patroon c. 1759 - 1771

This saucer, made by the Weesper porseleinfabriek between 1759 and 1771, showcases a typical example of Dutch Delftware. The saucer features a central medallion depicting a landscape with a tower and trees. The medallion is surrounded by a geometric pattern of pink triangles and dots, a common decorative element found in 18th-century Dutch ceramics. This piece represents the artistry of the Weesper porseleinfabriek, known for producing high-quality, hand-painted porcelain. The intricate details and vibrant colors of the saucer highlight the technical skills and aesthetic sensibilities of Dutch ceramicists during this period.