Fazachely plate c. 1750

This Fazachely plate, created by an anonymous artist around 1750, showcases the decorative arts of the time. It is a fine example of hand-painted porcelain, with a delicate floral motif in shades of yellow, blue, and green. The plate's rim is adorned with a continuous garland of flowers, adding to its visual appeal and making it a beautiful piece of early 18th-century decorative ceramic art. The plate is currently held in the collection of the Minneapolis Institute of Art.