Mottahedeh Italian Daisy Plates, Set of 6, C. 1960's

Fun colorful hand painted lunch plates made in Italy by Italica Ars around the 1980's. The set of six in the hard to find pattern of fruit painted on colorful backgrounds. Two green,...

Set of eight majolica plates made in Zell am Harmersbach Germany around the middle of the 20th century. The hand painted plates have scalloped edges that tilt up, are a vibrant green...

Ceramic creamware platter in the shape of a lily pad over a basketweave pattern decorated with flowers, strawberries and leaf bowls on top. Stamped with the George Jones hallmark on ...

Set of twelve Mintons soup bowls made for Tiffany & Co New York, c. 1900. Each bowl made in England has a 22k gold encrusted design around the rim su...

Set of 8 Gien 'Daisy Plates, France, circa 1950. A charming set of plates, glazed and molded to suggest a daisy flower.

Origin France, late 19th century Materials Glazed earthenware (majolica) Condition Very good vintage condition, consistent with age and light use A vibrant set of six French majol...

Delight your guests with the whimsical charm of these vintage hand-painted daisy plates. A delicate yellow daisy motif graces each of these small glass plates, adding a playful, enchanting touch to your table décor. This set of four plates effortlessly brings cheerful elegance to any dining experience, whether you're serving appetizers, desserts, or simply hosting a casual tea. Each bite from these plates is a journey into a world where art meets nostalgia, turning every meal into an occasion. The vintage allure of these plates, combined with the whimsical daisy design, infuses your gatherings with a sense of nostalgic charm and artistic flair. A testament to their timeless appeal, these hand-painted plates are more than just dining accessories – they're treasures from a bygone era waiting to be cherished. Adorn your table with these delightful plates and elevate every meal into a cheerful celebration. Explore the vibrant charm of these vintage daisy plates...

French Majolica Daisy Marcel Guillot Vallauris, circa 1950. 8.2 inches diameter.