Set of 3 Vintage Italian Hand-Painted Fruit Plates

A set of three white ceramic plates with scalloped edges. Each plate features a vibrant, hand-painted fruit motif in the center—grapes, lemons, and plums—surrounded by delicate green leaf accents and a glazed finish. Set of 3 Vintage Italian Hand-Painted Fruit Plates Set of 3 Vintage Italian Hand-Painted Fruit Plates Set of 3 Vintage Italian Hand-Painted Fruit Plates Set of 3 Vintage Italian Hand-Painted Fruit Plates Set of 3 Vintage Italian Hand-Painted Fruit Plates
Set of 3 Vintage Italian Hand-Painted Fruit Plates
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Set of 3 Vintage Ceramic Fruit Plates Made in Italy. They measure about 9.25" across. Excellent condition.

This vibrant set of three ceramic plates is a beautiful representation of mid-century Italian majolica. Hand-painted in Italy, each plate serves as a canvas for a different orchard fruit: lush purple grapes, sun-bright lemons, and deep blue plums. The artwork is executed in a traditional Mediterranean style, characterized by bold pigments, visible brushstrokes, and a rich, high-gloss glaze that makes the colors pop against the crisp white ceramic. The gently scalloped rims add a touch of "Victorian" elegance to the otherwise "Country and Farmhouse" aesthetic, making them versatile enough for both formal display and a cheerful breakfast table.

Measuring over nine inches across, these plates are substantial enough for lunch service or to be used as striking wall decor in a "scullery" or sunroom. Because they are hand-painted, no two plates are exactly alike, offering the subtle variations in shading and line work that collectors of European art pottery cherish. They remain in excellent vintage condition, free from the typical crazing or chipping often found in Italian earthenware of this age. Whether styled on a wooden plate rack or used to serve a seasonal tart, these plates bring a slice of the Italian countryside and the warmth of "Vernal House" styling to your home.

This set is vintage, approximately 45 years old. All measurements are close but approximate. I measure in quarter inches.