Suikerpot met riviergezicht c. 1774 - 1784

This sugar bowl, made in Loosdrecht, the Netherlands, around 1774-1784, features a charming black and white scene of two figures overlooking a river with a distant town and windmill. The piece is part of the Rijksmuseum collection and showcases the delicate artistry of Dutch porcelain production during the 18th century. The subtle detailing and gold trim enhance the overall aesthetic appeal, making this sugar bowl a prime example of decorative art in the period.