Vintage Hand Painted Italian Dish - Colorful Fruit, Gold with 3D Accents - Vintage Pierced Ceramic Dish Home Decor Unique 3D Berries on Top
This is a fetching Italian ceramic dish that is hand painted and marked ITALY on the bottom. It features what appears to be a signature of the artist in black at the end of the piece near the pointed end - kind of smudged. This colorful dish has a pedestal base - it is approx. 3 1/2" high at the highest point of the dish due to the pedestal and the 3D fruit at the top end.
It has a slice of watermelon, grapes, berries, a pomegranate and three 3D berries on the top end that appear to hang into the dish. They are real eye-catchers. There are cut outs - pierced sections - in the ceramic making a lattice work design on the top and sides. The fruit, cut out designs, leaves and the pedestal base are accented with gold.
It measures approx. 7 1/2" in length and is approx. 5" across at it's widest point.
In nice vintage condition with no chips or cracks. Looks great!
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