Plate, dish, catchall, wall decoration

Very beautiful decorative piece, certainly from the 20th century, representing a large relief flower in soft tones of powder pink, mauve, green, ochre yellow, and ivory. The work on the petals and leaves is particularly fine and delicate (about 1 to 2 mm thick), giving the whole piece a lot of lightness and elegance. Diameter: approximately 23 cm, Maximum height: 6.5 cm, Weight: 425 g. The piece features: a superb naturalistic floral relief decoration (clematis, wild rose), a glossy finish, a style reminiscent of certain Italian productions like Capodimonte or the refined floral world of Franz. Marking on the back: i1647. Ideal object for: a refined catch-all, a centrepiece, or simply as romantic/vintage/Art Nouveau decoration, to be hung on the wall thanks to its stem that forms a loop. There are a few discreet small chips related to time and use, which do not detract from the overall charm or visual quality of the piece once displayed. A decorative ceramic in porcelain full of poetry and character, difficult to find in the same style (this is the only one I have been able to see).