Delft - Plate - Earthenware - 18th-century plate with Kraak decoration

Delft earthenware plate inspired by Chinese Kraak-type porcelain from Jingdezhen of the first half of the 17th century.
The plate features a hand-painted design consisting of a stylized central flower surrounded by a floral and vegetal sprout, with a broad wing decorated with lambrequins, scrolls, and floral patterns.
The decor is executed in cobalt blue with subtle tonal variations, demonstrating handcrafted artistry of a painted decoration under enamel.
Thick white enamel on the back, irregular, with beads and firing points, visible mounting ring.
No punch or mark, which is normal for productions before 1760 for faience.
This is an authentic 18th-century piece, non-industrial, representative of antique faience. Ideal for collectors and enthusiasts of antique ceramics.
Scratches are clearly visible in the photos, as well as the wear due to age; please see the photos, as they are part of the description.
23 cm in diameter