Bord van Engels hardgebakken aardewerk, Boch faience fine c. 1780 - 1820

This faience plate, produced by the Boch factory in the late 18th or early 19th century, exemplifies the delicate blue and white floral designs common to European ceramics of the period. The plate's simple, elegant design, with its thin, blue-outlined rim and scattered floral motifs, speaks to the enduring appeal of fine, hand-painted porcelain. The plate’s large diameter, perfect for serving a single portion, suggests that it was likely intended for dining or tea services in a middle-class household.