Kop, beschilderd met twee elkaar op regelmatige afstand snijdende blad- en bloemslingers c. 1782 - 1784

This cup and saucer, made in Loosdrecht around 1782-1784, is a fine example of Dutch Delftware. The white porcelain is decorated with a simple yet elegant blue and white floral pattern, typical of the period. The cup and saucer were likely part of a larger tea service used by wealthy Dutch citizens, showcasing the growing popularity of tea drinking in the 18th century. The piece is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, a testament to the enduring artistry of Dutch ceramics.