We are pleased to present an extremely rare antique large plate from the renowned 18th-century Belgian pottery manufacturer Tournai. Founded in 1751, Tournai is known for producing high-quality soft-paste porcelain, rivaling that of the French pottery manufacturer Sèvres, and is a prestigious brand beloved by European aristocracy.

The most striking feature is the beautiful painting of flowers, birds, wind, and the moon, painted in vibrant cobalt blue on pure white porcelain. In the center is an elegantly painted composition of rocks and flowers influenced by Chinoiserie, a style that beautifully expresses the exotic designs that were popular in 18th century Europe. The beautiful way in which clusters of grapes, large peony-like flowers, and delicate small flowers grow from the rocks is a truly artistic fusion of Eastern and Western aesthetics.

Similar motifs are placed in four places on the rim, creating a unified and sophisticated design. The scalloped edging speaks to the elegant decorativeness of the 18th century Rococo style, conveying to the present day the appearance of the elegant tableware that adorned the tables of the upper class at that time. The beautiful contrast between the warm white porcelain, unique to soft porcelain, and the deep cobalt blue color boasts outstanding quality that has not lost its brilliance even after more than 200 years.
Recommended uses: This large platter can be used to present main dishes on special occasions, creating an elegant table setting when entertaining guests. It is ideal for presenting fish and meat dishes, as well as hors d'oeuvres and desserts, and will enhance the flavor of your food.

It also makes a beautiful decorative plate for serving fruit or sweets, making it suitable for a wide range of uses, from everyday use to special occasions. Even when not in use, it can be displayed on a plate stand to elevate any space as an interior object evoking the aesthetic sense of 18th century Europe.
It is also a highly valuable collector's item and is a coveted item for antique tableware enthusiasts.

Interior coordination proposals
The 18th century French style, combined with Louis XV furniture, Rococo mirrors, and silk fabrics, creates a space reminiscent of the opulence and elegance of the Palace of Versailles. It also pairs beautifully with crystal chandeliers and gold accents.

Chinoiserie interiors, combined with lacquerware, oriental ceramics, and bamboo furniture, can recreate the sophisticated oriental style that was popular in 18th century Europe. Displaying collections of blue and white porcelain and Jingdezhen ceramics would also be beautiful.

In contemporary classic interiors, combining a historic work of art with a modern glass table or contemporary lighting fixtures will bring depth and elegance to a modern space, expressing its timeless beauty. By placing it in a minimalist space, its artistic value will be even more prominent.

This rare plate, which embodies the outstanding craftsmanship and aesthetic sense of Tournai, the pinnacle of 18th century Belgian ceramics, is a work of art of true historical value that will bring the elegance of European aristocratic culture and the unique beauty that blends Eastern and Western cultures into your life.

Regarding quality and condition: As this is a reused item, it may show signs of use compared to a new item. There may be repair marks or color unevenness due to aging. There may be small scratches or scuff marks due to use, but this will not affect use. There may be slight differences in color tone between the photo and the actual item.