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Sofia Antique Ivory, Centerpiece Plate With Bass Relief Decoration
Sofia Antique Ivory, Centerpiece Plate With Bass Relief Decorationby Artistica - Hand Made in Italy
$365
The Sofia Collection is an exclusive design by the young and talented Intonatos brothers founders of the homonymous company located in Caltagirone, Italy. The bass relief Baroque design featured in these products is fully hand made and available in the hand painted "Tricolore" or the more muted Antique Ivory. Caltagirone is famed for its Sicilian ceramics since the second century BC and many of the buildings in Caltagirone boast ceramic tiles along with many workshops dedicated to ceramics, many showcasing the best in ceramic craftsmanship. A key reason for the popularity of Sicilian ceramics is the quality of the Sicilian clay. The clay is freshly mined from Sicilian valleys and mountains, and contains a mixture of unique silicates that give the material its special properties. 16" Diam.Read More
Consigned, Norby Studio Pottery Plate Circa 1986
Consigned, Norby Studio Pottery Plate Circa 1986by unknown
$300
This is a vintage signed pottery plate from Norby Studio of Wyoming dated 1986. The large lipped plate features an airbrushed painting of moose and wolves in the mountains. Beautiful cream and gray tones color the ceramic platter. CONDITION In good condition with wear consistent with age and use. MEASUREMENTS Diameter: 13" .. 33 cm Height: 2" .. 5.1 cmRead More
Gubbio Ceramiche Rinascimento 11" Cappello da Prete Plate, Violin Musician
Gubbio Ceramiche Rinascimento 11" Cappello da Prete Plate, Violin Musicianby Bonechi Imports
$112
The hand-painted scene of a cherubic boy playing the violin on this plate is wonderfully classic Italian. The term Cappello da Prete translates to "priest hat" and refers to the wide, flat edge of the plate. During the time of the Renaissance, sauces or olive oil were put in the middle of such plates while cheeses and meats or vegetables were arranged around the edges to be dipped into the sauces. In effect, this plate is particularly excellent for serving antipasti as well as for regular meals. This lovely plate was handcrafted and hand-painted by artisans of Ceramiche Rampini in the Italian town of Gubbio at the foot of Mt. Ingino, a small mountain in the Apennine range. The town of Gubbio was one of the centers of the production of Italian pottery, or maiolica, during the Renaissance, and the contemporary production of the Rampini family respects the traditional methods and designs. This platter is food safe and can be used at the table to serve. It is also wired to hang as wall decor.Read More
Gubbio Ceramiche Rinascimento 11" Cappello da Prete Plate, Lyre Musician
Gubbio Ceramiche Rinascimento 11" Cappello da Prete Plate, Lyre Musicianby Bonechi Imports
$112
With a cherubic musician playing the lyre in front of a classically Italian building and cypress tree, this hand-painted Umbrian ceramic plate is a treat. The term Cappello da Prete translates to "priest hat" and refers to the wide, flat edge of the plate. During the time of the Renaissance, sauces or olive oil were put in the middle of such plates while cheeses and meats or vegetables were arranged around the edges to be dipped into the sauces. In effect, this plate is particularly excellent for serving antipasti as well as for regular meals. This lovely plate was handcrafted and hand-painted by artisans of Ceramiche Rampini in the Italian town of Gubbio at the foot of Mt. Ingino, a small mountain in the Apennine range. The town of Gubbio was one of the centers of the production of Italian pottery, or maiolica, during the Renaissance, and the contemporary production of the Rampini family respects the traditional methods and designs. This platter is food safe and can be used at the table to serve. It is also wired to hang as wall decor.Read More
Gubbio Ceramiche Rinascimento 11" Cappello da Prete Plate, Grape Harvester
Gubbio Ceramiche Rinascimento 11" Cappello da Prete Plate, Grape Harvesterby Bonechi Imports
$112
A cherubic harvester picks grapes from the vine on this wonderfully hand-painted Italian plate that is a celebration of the Italian culture. The term Cappello da Prete translates to "priest hat" and refers to the wide, flat edge of the plate. During the time of the Renaissance, sauces or olive oil were put in the middle of such plates while cheeses and meats or vegetables were arranged around the edges to be dipped into the sauces. In effect, this plate is particularly excellent for serving antipasti as well as for regular meals. This lovely plate was handcrafted and hand-painted by artisans of Ceramiche Rampini in the Italian town of Gubbio at the foot of Mt. Ingino, a small mountain in the Apennine range. The town of Gubbio was one of the centers of the production of Italian pottery, or maiolica, during the Renaissance, and the contemporary production of the Rampini family respects the traditional methods and designs. This platter is food safe and can be used at the table to serve. It is also wired to hang as wall decor.Read More
Gubbio Ceramiche Rinascimento 11" Cappello da Prete Plate, Grape Harvester
Gubbio Ceramiche Rinascimento 11" Cappello da Prete Plate, Grape Harvesterby Bonechi Imports
$112
A cherubic harvester carries grapes he has just picked from the vine on this wonderfully hand-painted Italian plate that is a celebration of the Italian culture. The term Cappello da Prete translates to "priest hat" and refers to the wide, flat edge of the plate. During the time of the Renaissance, sauces or olive oil were put in the middle of such plates while cheeses and meats or vegetables were arranged around the edges to be dipped into the sauces. In effect, this plate is particularly excellent for serving antipasti as well as for regular meals. This lovely plate was handcrafted and hand-painted by artisans of Ceramiche Rampini in the Italian town of Gubbio at the foot of Mt. Ingino, a small mountain in the Apennine range. The town of Gubbio was one of the centers of the production of Italian pottery, or maiolica, during the Renaissance, and the contemporary production of the Rampini family respects the traditional methods and designs. This platter is food safe and can be used at the table to serve. It is also wired to hang as wall decor.Read More
Elephant on Monkey Plates and Plate Stands, Set of 2
Elephant on Monkey Plates and Plate Stands, Set of 2by Orchard Creek Designs(1)
$44
This set includes 2 ceramic plates and 2 plate stands made of wood. Measuring 10" in diameter, each plate's hand-painted design features a monkey riding an elephant among a landscape of palm trees and mountains. Orchard Creek Designs services a wide spectrum of diverse customers. The mediums of products we work in include wood, iron, porcelain, bronze, crystal as well as glassware and stained glass items.Read More