Plate 1761 - 1793

This simple yet elegant pewter plate, crafted by Henry Will between 1761 and 1793, showcases the understated beauty of functional tableware. The plate's circular shape and smooth, polished surface demonstrate the skill of the pewter craftsman. Its understated design reflects the aesthetic preferences of the 18th century, where practicality and durability were highly valued. This plate, now housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, is a testament to the enduring appeal of handcrafted objects in the history of art.