Dish with diaper patterns and flower sprays in panels c. 1750

This dish, crafted by Chantilly around 1750, exemplifies the delicate artistry of French porcelain. Decorated with a blue and white diaper pattern, the dish features intricately painted flower sprays enclosed in gold-outlined panels. The scalloped rim adds an elegant touch, showcasing the high quality of the porcelain production at this time. The piece demonstrates the influence of Eastern aesthetics, particularly Chinese porcelain, on European art, with its intricate patterns and delicate floral motifs.