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A hand-painted Limoges porcelain charger featuring an Art Nouveau woman.
This plate is designed in the Art Nouveau style, which flourished between 1890 and 1910 and was characterized by organic, flowing lines.
Limoges porcelain from France was frequently used for such high-end decorative plates due to its purity and ability to hold vibrant glazes. The use of relief elements, such as the oak leaves and acorns, indicates a more complex manufacturing process than standard flat painting. Such pieces were typically produced as luxury items for the upper-middle class during the Belle Époque.
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