Part of a coffee and tea service c. 1778 - 1782

This porcelain coffee pot, created by Loosdrecht around 1778-1782, is part of a coffee and tea service. It features a delicate hand-painted scene of a castle and a river, with figures depicted in the foreground, all framed by a stylized landscape. The pot's white porcelain body is enhanced with subtle gold accents, adding a touch of elegance to this beautiful example of Dutch Rococo design. The delicate brushstrokes and romantic imagery make it a charming addition to the Rijksmuseum collection.