A commemorative porcelain plate celebrating the centennial of Benito Juárez's birth (1810-1910). The plate features a central black and white portrait of Benito Juárez, surrounded by a border of laurel and oak leaves with red berries on a light green ground. Two flags intertwined with a blue ribbon are depicted on the right, and a crest with an eagle and snake (likely an adaptation of the Mexican coat of arms) is on the left, next to the dates "1810" and "1910" and the text "BENEMERITO BENITO JUAREZ". The reverse of the plate is plain white porcelain with a wire hanger affixed for display. This plate likely dates to 1910, reflecting the Art Nouveau and academic styles popular in commemorative wares of the period, particularly from Mexico or for a Mexican audience. The material is glazed ceramic or porcelain.

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Good, with some minor surface wear consistent with age and display. No chips or cracks observed.