Schotel, deel van een tête-à-tête, beschilderd met lelies 1900

This Art Nouveau plate, created in 1900 by the N.V. Haagsche Plateelfabriek Rozenburg, showcases a delicate floral design. The plate's white surface is adorned with stylized lilies, gracefully interwoven with swirling, green tendrils. A prominent coat of arms, featuring white horses and a yellow sun against a blue background, is prominently placed within the design. The intricate, asymmetrical patterns and muted colors are characteristic of Art Nouveau, a style that flourished in Europe at the turn of the 20th century. This decorative piece would have been a part of a larger set, likely used for serving food or displaying flowers.