Art Goods from the National Museum, known as the "Last Brand." Reproductions of carefully selected masterpieces are made in limited quantities to coincide with the exhibitions. Although they are reproductions, they are crafted by world-renowned manufacturers, making them valuable as works of art in their own right. This item is from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, located on Manhattan Island, New York. The Metropolitan Museum of Art is a massive museum boasting one of the largest collections in the world, with an immeasurable number of masterpieces. This is a vintage item from several decades ago, and of course, it is already discontinued and very valuable. It is a stunning plate with vibrant hand-painted colors and gold accents, featuring a small floral pattern, large tobacco leaves, gorgeous large flowers like peonies, and glimpses of birds resembling birds of paradise. The back of the plate indicates that it is a reproduction of 18th-century Chinese porcelain called "Tobacco Leaf." The artwork is named Mattahedeh. It was made by VISTAAREGRE, a Portuguese company and a purveyor to the royal family, known for its high-quality porcelain. The golden crown mark is a sign of recognition from the royal family. The smooth and lustrous texture truly shines when exposed to sunlight. While it is a decorative plate, you could also use it to serve chocolate on fresh leaves in a pinch. After the chocolate is enjoyed, you can remove the leaves in front of your guests and let them admire the design. Diameter: Approximately 22 cm Height: Approximately 2 cm Type: Porcelain Type: Plate Type: Medium Plate