19th-century blue and white porcelain plate

The 19th-century blue and white porcelain plate from the Sacavém ceramics factory in Portugal is a notable example of the factory's craftsmanship. The front of the plate features a traditional pastoral scene, complemented by floral and architectural elements along the border. The backstamp indicates its origin from Sacavém, with the term "Estátua" suggesting a specific series or style within their collection, possibly influenced by Coimbra pottery.

Despite some visible wear and hairline cracks, the plate remains in reasonably good condition for its age. Similar 19th-century Sacavém plates have been listed for approximately €18.00.

Given its condition and historical significance, this price would be appropriate for this piece.