This lot features an earthenware plate from Qajar Dynasty (1789-1925) most likely made in the first half of 19th century or late 1700s. The plate stands on a narrow and tall foot, showing almost a bowl appearance and its rim is handpainted with floral motifs and simplified drawings of birds surrounding the central element, a yellow cross, encircled by green vegetal paterns. Its shinny glaze surface has a spectacular craquelure formation visible in the detailed pictures. The item is in excellent condition, with no damages or restorations, only some irregularities from creation process. The detailed photos are part of the description and can be used as an accurate reference. Dimensions: Diameter - 15.5cm, Height - 4cm, Weight - 225g. Fast shipment with tracking number through international post or courier services. Items are packed with extra attention for the care of buyer.