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Vintage Deruta Italian Majolica Wall Plate – Hand-Painted Floral Ceramic

Vintage Deruta Italian Majolica Wall Plate – Hand-Painted Floral Ceramic

Regular price $60.00 USD
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Bring the vibrant spirit of the Italian countryside into your home with this stunning vintage wall plate from Deruta, Italy. Hand-painted in the heart of Umbria, this mid-century masterpiece showcases the intricate floral motifs and bold color palette that have made Italian Majolica a staple of sophisticated homes for centuries.
This 12-inch plate features a lush arrangement of traditional Mediterranean blooms, framed by a delicate scalloped edge. It is ready to hang, making it an effortless addition to a kitchen gallery wall, a dining room display, or a vibrant entryway. The surface displays a beautiful, authentic crackle glaze (crazing), which serves as a testament to its age and hand-crafted soul. Whether you are a collector of fine Italian ceramics or looking for that perfect "Grandmillennial" statement piece, this Deruta plate offers timeless European elegance.
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Product details:

  • Overall dimensions: Diameter 12 1/4" × Height 1 1/2"
  • Technique: Majolica (tin-glazed earthenware)
  • Origin: Deruta, Italy
  • Date: Mid-20th Century
  • Signature: Signed F.L. Deruta Italy (Model No. 575)
  • Condition: Good vintage condition; no chips or cracks; visible authentic crazing.

 

Located in the Umbria region of Italy, the town of Deruta has been a world-renowned center for ceramic production for over 600 years. During the Renaissance, Deruta’s artisans perfected the "Majolica" technique—a process of tin-glazing earthenware to create a brilliant white canvas for intricate, colorful designs. This specific piece, marked "F.L.," hails from a period in the mid-20th century when traditional workshops saw a resurgence in popularity among international travelers and collectors. Owning a piece of Deruta pottery is more than just decor; it is owning a slice of Italian art history.

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