Kop van porselein, met een rose-violet fond c. 1772

This small porcelain bowl, dating back to 1772, is a fine example of Dutch delftware. It features a charming depiction of a woman in traditional attire, depicted with an animalistic snout, likely a fox, seated amidst a stylized landscape. The bowl's pale violet glaze and gold rim accentuate the colorful scene, making it a delightful example of the craftsmanship of Loosdrecht's pottery. The Rijksmuseum holds this piece in its collection, providing a glimpse into the decorative arts of 18th-century Netherlands.