Terrine veelkleurig beschilderd met bloemboeketten 1760 - 1770

This 18th-century Dutch tureen, or serving dish, was created by Johan van Kerkhoff, a renowned ceramicist known for his intricate floral designs. Made of tin-glazed earthenware, the tureen features a delicate, hand-painted floral motif, highlighting the popularity of the Rococo style in the Netherlands. The piece's elegant form and vibrant colors make it a testament to the artistic skill of the Dutch ceramic industry during this period. The tureen is housed in the Rijksmuseum, a testament to the Dutch artistic heritage.