Galvanoplastische reproductie van een schotel met een rand met ranken en bloemen before 1878

This gold-plated dish, created by Elkington & Co. before 1878, showcases the intricate details of the Victorian era. The circular dish is adorned with a border of embossed floral motifs, featuring delicate leaves, vines, and flowers. The piece is a prime example of electroplating, a technique where a thin layer of gold is applied to a base metal, enhancing its aesthetic appeal and durability. Its presence in the Rijksmuseum highlights its artistic and historical significance. The ornate design and refined craftsmanship speak to the opulence and decorative sensibilities of the Victorian era.