Suikerpot beschilderd met guirlandes en bloemen c. 1778 - 1782

This 18th-century sugar bowl, created by Loosdrecht, is an excellent example of Dutch Rococo decorative arts. The porcelain is adorned with intricate floral garlands and gilded accents, demonstrating the artistic skill of the period. Its delicate size and exquisite craftsmanship make it a charming and valuable piece of the Rijksmuseum collection. The use of both painted and gilded designs showcases the mastery of the craft of porcelain decoration in the Netherlands during this time.