Schotel behorend bij een theeservies met decoratie van trofeeën aan gestrikte linten before 1814

This saucer, part of a tea set, was made before 1814 by the Royal Porcelain Factory Dommer & Co. It is currently on display at the Rijksmuseum. The saucer features a hand-painted design of agricultural tools, a basket, wheat, and two jugs tied together with a blue ribbon. The intricate design represents the importance of agriculture in Dutch society during the period. The gold rim and subtle floral accents add to the delicate beauty of the piece, showcasing the fine craftsmanship of the Royal Porcelain Factory. This small but significant piece of Dutch porcelain reflects the country's rich history and the value placed on practical and artistic objects.