Porcelain plate with shaped edge and body moved by four series of wavy and parallel ribs that branch off from the cavetto towards the brim, decorated in relief with the mat motif, a model in use in Meissen since 1735.
The polychrome pictorial decoration is the one coded as “A scattered flowers and fruits”, otherwise known popularly as “Al Fruttino” with insects, various fruits and flowers collected in bunches.
Three gold threads, from the cable to the edge of the brim, divide the plate into concentric bands.

Doccia, Florence; 1785