Dish (part of a service) 1738

This porcelain dish, part of a service, was created in 1738 by the Meissen Manufactory, a renowned German porcelain factory established in the early 18th century. The dish features a molded, raised design in the center, surrounded by a rim decorated with delicate floral motifs in enamel colors. The rim also includes a gold-painted border and a coat of arms. This piece exemplifies the Meissen Manufactory's mastery of porcelain production and its commitment to decorative arts. The dish's elaborate design and fine craftsmanship make it a notable example of European porcelain from the Baroque era.