Plate with a bouquets and flowers c. 1795 - 1805

This porcelain plate, decorated with a bouquet of flowers in a blue and white color scheme, was likely made in the late 18th or early 19th century by the artist Doornik. The plate features a central floral motif surrounded by a scalloped rim with repeating decorative elements. The design is simple and elegant, typical of European tableware from this period, and is now housed in the Rijksmuseum. The plate provides a glimpse into the decorative trends and craftsmanship of the time, illustrating the integration of art and everyday objects.