Two flowerpot containers (cache-pots) and stands c. 1778 - 1782

This porcelain cache-pot, created by Loosdrecht between 1778-1782, is a delicate example of Dutch ceramics. It features a simple, elegant design with a golden band and a central motif of a tree in brown and green. It is currently part of the Rijksmuseum's collection, showcasing the refined taste of Dutch artistry during the 18th century. Cache-pots were popular decorative elements in homes, often used to display potted plants and elevate their aesthetic appeal.