Angoulême (France) plate, end of the 18th century

Earthenware plate with yellow monochrome decoration called "daffodil" and manganese in the center of a grotesque character in a rocaille cartouche decorated with flowers, three shells and flowering rinceaux on the wing.
FRANCE, Angoulême. Late 18th century.
Diameter: 24.2 cm.
See Faïencerie de Jucaud (1792? -1869).
Plate from a service called "the daffodil service" still called "orange salad service".