Schotel, ovaal met afgeplatte zijden, gedecoreerd met een filetrand 1816

This oval dish with flattened sides, decorated with a fileted border, was crafted by Fa. Diemont. Notice how the reflective surface captures and plays with light, drawing the eye across its smooth expanse. The linear decoration around the edge serves as a frame, emphasizing the pure, uninterrupted space within. The plate challenges our conventional understanding of form and function, blurring the lines between the traditional oval and the flattened geometric sides, creating a visual tension. The object seems to resist simple categorization, offering a subtle commentary on the fluidity of shape and the potential for design to question established norms. The reflective qualities of the plate invites ongoing interpretation, reminding us that meaning is not fixed.