Plate 1750 - 1765

This 18th-century plate, created by Whieldon Pottery, is a fine example of English earthenware. The plate's distinctive, free-flowing design features splashes of green, blue, and brown glaze, creating an abstract pattern reminiscent of natural forms. The wavy rim adds a touch of whimsy and emphasizes the overall organic aesthetic. The Art Institute of Chicago is home to this charming ceramic artifact, showcasing the artistry and innovation of 18th-century British pottery.