Mottahedeh Tobacco Leaf Dinner Plate 10.75" New - Metropolitan Museum Of Art

Brand New (some sticker residue still on back) Mottahedeh Tobacco Leaf Dinner Plate. Originally made in 18th century China, features a small phoenix bird on the leaves of a flowering Tobacco plant and is based on an original piece in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The pattern is known for its vibrant use of 27 colors and 22k gold accents. Mottahedeh is a renowned company specializing in fine porcelain, known for reproducing classic patterns and holding licenses from institutions like the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Colonial Williamsburg. I strive to describe all items as accurately as possible through detailed research. Please carefully review the photos, as they are an important part of the description. If you have any questions or would like additional images, don’t hesitate to reach out before purchasing—I'm happy to help. Please note: all sales are final.