Plate 1745 - 1765

This 18th-century plate, created by French artist Pierre-Clement Caussey between 1745 and 1765, showcases the Rococo style prevalent in the era. The plate features a delicate design of stylized floral motifs, delicate scrolls, and cherubs, characteristic of this artistic movement. The piece's intricate details and playful composition contribute to the Rococo's focus on elegance, grace, and lightheartedness. The plate, now housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, offers a glimpse into the artistry and aesthetics of 18th-century France, highlighting the beauty and sophistication of Rococo tableware.