Dessert Plate 1826

This porcelain dessert plate, crafted in 1826 by the Prince Iusupov Porcelain Factory, features a delicate floral motif. The center depicts a vibrant cluster of pink roses, meticulously painted with lifelike detail, against a stark white background. The plate's rim is adorned with a lavish gilded border, reminiscent of the opulent aesthetic favored by Russian aristocracy in the early 19th century. The plate, a testament to the artistry of the Imperial porcelain workshops, is now part of the The Art Institute of Chicago's collection, showcasing the refined craftsmanship of Russia's artistic heritage.