Plate c. 1770

This porcelain plate, produced by the Worcester Royal Porcelain Company in c. 1770, showcases the popularity of chinoiserie in 18th-century Europe. The plate is decorated with a vibrant design featuring stylized bamboo, flowering branches, and two graceful cranes. The use of gold accents and the delicate brushwork creates a sense of elegance and artistry. The plate is now part of the collection at the Art Institute of Chicago, offering a glimpse into the fascination with East Asian aesthetics during this period.