Vase c. 1778 - 1782
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This porcelain vase, created by Loosdrecht between 1778 and 1782, features a delicate design with a charming scene of cherubs playing amidst a garden. The vase's lid is topped with a pine cone finial, a decorative element symbolizing abundance. The vase boasts a classic urn shape with a wide base supported by a square plinth, further enhancing its elegant silhouette. This exquisite piece, currently residing in the Rijksmuseum, is a testament to the artistry and craftsmanship of 18th-century Dutch porcelain production, showcasing the prevailing Rococo aesthetic of the time.
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The broad, straight-sided belly, strict linearity and ram’s heads on this vase are typical features of Neoclassicism. The Loosdrecht porcelain factory worked increasingly in this style over the course of its existence. This vase is one of a pair that probably graced a chimneypiece.
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