Plate with hollow rose decoration, 19th century, in Eastern earthenware

Plate in tin-bearing earthenware from the east, from manufacturers such as Lunéville, St Clément or Les Islettes. Hollow shape manually stamped (before mechanization). Slight whirring of the wing. Classic hand painted decor of a bouquet of hollow roses in the basin, and floral twigs on the wing. Netting on the contour of the wing. Presence of pernettes on the heel. Manufacturing defects in the typical wood-fired paste and natural enamels of the time. Very good state of conservation. Unsigned. Diameter 24 cm and depth 3 cm.