PORTA Portugal MAJOLICA Plate 9.25" Hand Painted Cherry Blossom Set Of 7 Vintage

$ 42.24

Occasion: All Occasions Time Period Manufactured: 1980-1989 Number of Items in Set: Seven-Piece Style: Art Nouveau Material: Ceramic, Porcelain Production Technique: Pottery Type: Plate Theme: Cherry MAJOLICA Era: Late 20th Century (1970-1999) Country of Origin: Portugal Brand: Porta Backstamp: Sticker Shape: Round Care Instructions: Hand Wash Only Finish: Glossy Pattern: MAJOLICA "spring cherry" Plate Diameter: 9.25 in Vintage: Yes Set Includes: Dessert Plate, Dinner Plate, Picnic Plate, Plate, Plate Set, Salad Plate, Starter Plate, 7 plates Product Line: MAJOLICA Color: Cream, blush & dark pink, deep red, green Handmade: Yes Year Manufactured: 1985 Origin: Portugal Production Style: Art Pottery Features: Decorative, Hand Painted, Raised (3D) cherry & floral elements, Textured Tactile quality, molded Basketweave Patterned border, delicate pink/white cherry blossoms, green leaves Original/Licensed Reproduction: Original Item Length: 9 1/4 IN

Description

PORTA Portugal MAJOLICA Plate 9.25" Hand Painted Cherry Blossom Set Of 7 Vintage. The PORTA Portugal MAJOLICA Plate set of 7 is a beautiful hand-painted collection featuring a charming cherry blossom design in delicate pink and white tones. The Art Nouveau style plates are adorned with green leaves and are perfect for all occasions, adding an elegant touch to any dining table or decor. The PORTA Portugal MAJOLICA Plate set of 7 is a beautiful hand-painted collection featuring a charming cherry blossom design in delicate pink and white tones. Crafted in Portugal in 1985, these round plates have a glossy finish with a molded basketweave patterned border and raised cherry and floral elements. The Art Nouveau style plates are adorned with green leaves and are perfect for all occasions, adding an elegant touch to any dining table or decor. Made from porcelain and ceramic, these vintage plates offer a textured tactile quality and are sure to be a cherished addition to any collection. Production Characteristics Technique: The base is typically a cream or colored earthenware body. It is first "bisque" fired, then coated with a white tin glaze that serves as a canvas for hand-painted metal oxide pigments. A final firing fuses the glaze and pigments into a glossy, colorful finish. Design Elements: This specific set features bas-relief (raised) motifs of cherries and leaves set against a textured basket weave background, a popular pattern in 19th and early 20th-century European ceramics.