Plate 1747 - 1758

This 18th-century plate, made at the Chelsea Porcelain Manufactory in England, showcases the delicate artistry of the time. Its white porcelain surface is adorned with a scattered pattern of colorful flowers, creating a charming and elegant design. The plate's scalloped rim and decorative accents add to its refined aesthetic, reflecting the popularity of Rococo style during this era. Now housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, this plate is a fine example of Chelsea porcelain's craftsmanship and enduring appeal.