Plate 1758 - 1770

This decorative plate, produced by the Veuve Perrin factory in France between 1758 and 1770, is a fine example of 18th-century French faience. The plate showcases a delicate floral motif, with colorful roses and sprigs of flowers, accented by whimsical insects and elegant bows in shades of crimson and gold. The plate's intricate design and rich color palette reflect the Rococo style that was prevalent in France during this period. It is now housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.