Large earthenware plate from Moustiers, 18th century - Polychrome decoration

Article: Large shallow dish / scalloped serving dish. Brand: Moustiers-Sainte-Marie. Model: Large dish with scalloped edge, 8 lobes - Decor known as "with potato flowers" Creator / Artist / Designer: Fabrique d'Olérys and Laugier (attributed) - 18th-century manufacture. Pattern: Central bouquet of stylized flowers + 4 flowering twigs on the wing + small flies/insects - Manganese border and green band hand-painted on the edge. Style: Old Moustiers / Provençal / Baroque / Popular faience of the 18th century. Period: 18th century - Mid-18th century around 1740-1760. Color(s): Off-white enamel / Polychrome grand feu: green, yellow, orange, royal blue, manganese brown. Material: Stanniferous glazed faience - grand feu. Condition: Very good condition - No chips, no cracks, no restoration. Two small retractions of enamel from original firing on the scalloped edge (originally made, visible biscuit - see close-up photos. This is a typical firing defect and not a break, very common on pieces from this period. Slight wear and normal enamel pitting for its age. Stamp: Marked on the back with a green cross painted with a brush - Anonymous mark characteristic of 18th-century Moustiers - Referenced as "Dish marked with a cross on the back" in Rouillac sales. See photos. Dimensions: Large dish diameter 32.5 / 34 cm scalloped. Height 4 cm at the edge. Basin diameter 21 / 26 cm. Item weight: 1364 g + package weight.