A fine 19th-century green painted decalcomania dish, profusely decorated with chinoiserie decoupage motifs.
England, France, circa 1870
Diameter: 23 cms (9 ins)
In the 19th century, decalcomania with chinoiserie decoupage became a popular art form. This technique involved transferring designs onto pottery, glass, and other surfaces. The chinoiserie decoupage style featured Chinese-inspired motifs, such as dragons, pagodas, and landscapes.
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