Description
Transform your space with this magnificent hand-painted ceramic charger, most likely crafted in the Talavera / Puente del Arzobispo tradition of central Spain during the mid-century period (ca. 1950-60). This grand octagonal wall plate brings timeless character and artisan craftsmanship to any interior.
Key Features:
- Majestic stag-hunt tableau featuring mounted hunter, nobleman and faithful hound
- Vibrant hand-painted scene in yellows, sky blues and earthy greens
- Octagonal form with gently flared rim and lemon-and-berry border
- Hand-thrown earthenware with tin-glazed finish
- Authentic kiln-fired production with subtle glaze bubbles and speckling
- Statement size perfect for wall display or table centerpiece
Specifications:
- Dimensions: 43.5 cm L × 34.5 cm W × 6 cm D (17¼ × 13½ × 2⅜”)
- Weight: approximately 2.7 kg (5.9 lb)
- Material: Hand-thrown earthenware, tin-glazed & painted
- Origin: Spain, likely Talavera / Puente del Arzobispo
- Era: Mid-century (ca. 1950-60)
Condition:
- Good vintage condition with vivid colours retained
- No structural cracks
- Minor kiln bubbles and tiny glaze nicks along rim (typical of mid-century Spanish earthenware)
- Authentic patina adds to rustic charm
Styling Ideas:
- Hang above a rustic sideboard or fireplace with wrought-iron plate hooks
- Anchor a Mediterranean tablescape filled with seasonal items
- Mix with blue-and-white ceramics for an eclectic wall display
A remarkable example of Spanish ceramic artistry that brings timeless character to modern interiors. Perfect for vintage collectors and those who appreciate authentic handcrafted pieces.
