Plate 1771 - 1786

These two plates, produced in Tournai between 1771 and 1786, are examples of 18th century European porcelain. They are decorated with delicate floral motifs and feature a central landscape scene, showcasing the artistry of the Tournai factory. This porcelain reflects the Rococo style, known for its intricate designs and lighthearted subject matter. The plates' size and intricate designs indicate they were likely intended for use by the wealthy and elite, a testament to the growing demand for fine porcelain in the 18th century.