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A very large rectangular platter with scalloped edges, made of fine cream-glazed earthenware, decorated with a painted polychrome floral motif composed of yellow and burgundy flowers and gray-brown foliage arranged in asymmetrical garlands.
The center is adorned with a molded decoration in low relief (scrolls and foliage), characteristic of decorative productions from the second half of the 19th century, particularly English ceramics, such as Nantgarw and Minton porcelain.
The style of the decoration—naturalistic, delicate, and in muted colors—evokes English productions:
Nantgarw and Minton ceramics inspired by Victorian taste.
The rectangular shape suggests its use as a serving platter, presentation tray, or meat platter.
Condition
Good overall condition
Signs of wear and minor age-related stains
No visible cracks or major chips
Enamel well preserved
53 x 40 x 7 cm
Signed under the base
Ref: 2LR5OEX0IV