Plaque 1755 - 1765

This 18th-century ceramic plaque, attributed to the Whieldon type, features a detailed depiction of a bird perched on a branch adorned with stylized flowers. The plaque, crafted in a rococo style, showcases the intricate craftsmanship typical of the era. The use of vibrant green and yellow glazes creates a visually engaging surface, highlighting the bird's plumage and the delicate floral details. The plaque's small size suggests it may have been intended as a decorative element for a domestic setting, reflecting the growing popularity of ceramic art during the 18th century.