Meissen - Plate - Neubrandenstein - Porcelain - Colorful Flower

The relief is called 'Neubrandenstein'.
Identifying feature: It is characterized by curved, rococo-style dividing bars (Rocaillen) that segment the edge. These segments are filled with a fine braid pattern (similar to a basket).
Background: This form was already developed in 1744 at the Meissen manufactory.
The decor (painting): "Colorful Flower"
The painting follows the classic style of the 'German Flower'.
Designation: The decoration is called 'Colorful Flower' (often also numbered, e.g., 'Flower 3,' depending on the number of side flowers).
The main motif in the center (the so-called 'mirror') is a yellow daffodil (Easter bell). In such services, each plate usually features a different main flower (e.g., rose, tulip, poppy), but they all belong to the same decoration 'Colorful Flower'.
The border also features small scatter flowers and insects or small twigs, as well as a classic gold edge.