Sudpsuez Italian Hand Painted Plates c. 1880, (Set of 4)
This set of four Italian hand-painted plates, dating from around 1880, features a beautiful geometric floral design. Each plate is meticulously hand-decorated with vibrant colors and intricate detailing, reflecting the fine craftsmanship of 19th-century Italy.
These plates make an elegant addition to any collection, perfect for both display and dining. Their timeless design and quality craftsmanship bring a touch of vintage Italian charm to any space, making them a standout feature in any home.
Sudpsuez Japanese Handpainted Serving Platter
Sudpsuez Royal Winton Cake Plates, (Set of 3)
This beautiful set of three Royal Winton cake plates showcases the brand's signature charm and attention to detail. Each plate features a vibrant floral design in hues of red, blue, and green, set against a creamy background. The scalloped edges and cut-out handles add an extra touch of elegance, making these plates perfect for serving cakes, pastries, or sandwiches.
Crafted in fine English ceramic, these plates combine functionality with timeless style. Ideal for tea parties, special occasions, or as a stunning display piece, this set embodies the classic appeal of Royal Winton's vintage tableware.
Sudpsuez Small Kuznetsov Plates (Set of 2)
A pair of highly decorative and beautiful Kuznetsov plates. The Kuznetsov factory, located in Volkhov, Russia, was established in 1889 and was one of several owned by the Kuznetsov family. The factory specialized in producing faience, primarily for the Ottoman and Central Asian markets, where there was significant demand. Their designs, often floral and ikat-inspired, were created to appeal to these regions. After the dissolution of the Soviet Union, these plates, along with textiles and other works, began entering Western markets. The plates are notable for their use of stenciling and spray painting techniques. Today, they have gained popularity as decorative wall pieces in many interiors.
Sudpsuez Small Kuznetsov Plates (Set of 2)
A pair of highly decorative and beautiful Kuznetsov plates. The Kuznetsov factory, located in Volkhov, Russia, was established in 1889 and was one of several owned by the Kuznetsov family. The factory specialized in producing faience, primarily for the Ottoman and Central Asian markets, where there was significant demand. Their designs, often floral and ikat-inspired, were created to appeal to these regions. After the dissolution of the Soviet Union, these plates, along with textiles and other works, began entering Western markets. The plates are notable for their use of stenciling and spray painting techniques. Today, they have gained popularity as decorative wall pieces in many interiors.
Sudpsuez Small Kuznetsov Plates (set of 6)
A set of six highly decorative and beautiful Kuznetsov plates. The Kuznetsov factory, located in Volkhov, Russia, was established in 1889 and was one of several owned by the Kuznetsov family. The factory specialized in producing faience, primarily for the Ottoman and Central Asian markets, where there was significant demand. Their designs, often floral and ikat-inspired, were created to appeal to these regions. After the dissolution of the Soviet Union, these plates, along with textiles and other works, began entering Western markets. The plates are notable for their use of stenciling and spray painting techniques. Today, they have gained popularity as decorative wall pieces in many interiors.
Sudpsuez Vintage White Plates, Set of 4
A charming set of four vintage ceramic plates, each meticulously crafted with a delicate scalloped edge and an intricate raised floral motif. The finely textured surface and creamy white glaze evoke a sense of understated elegance, characteristic of mid-20th-century design. Harmonizing form and function, these plates are as suitable for display as they are for entertaining.
Perfect for adding a touch of vintage refinement to any table setting or collection.