Tureen, anonymous, c. 1765 - c. 1770 Canvas Print
Porcelain terrine. Round on four legs, with arched wall with ribs, with ears in the shape of a branch, which flows on the edge into a branch with leaves and fruits in relief. On the lid divided into quarters by ribs, a cauliflower between leaves as a bud. Painted in a purple beet red with topographical faces after A. Rademaker's Cabinet of Dutch and Kleefsche outheden. On the terrine 'Het Huis te Loevestein' (no. 156), 'de Kerk tot Arkel' (no. 160), 'Leersem' (no. 280) and an unknown face. On the lid 'Yaersvelt' (no. 182), 'Hilversum' (no. 251), 'Amerongen' (no. 197) and 'Nederelten' (no. 293). On the front and back a garland suspended from the edge in beets red. The ears and bud painted in green, beet red and yellow. The legs painted in beet red. Mouth and lid edge trimmed with a golden piping.
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