Exquisite 19th-Century "Pina de Sacavém" Floral Plate – Hand-Painted Masterpiece from the Sacavém Factory

This remarkable 19th-century ceramic bowl is a testament to the craftsmanship of the famed Sacavém factory, a Portuguese icon of ceramic artistry. Adorned with a beautifully hand-painted floral motif, the plate features a rich, deep red rose at its center, symbolizing timeless elegance. The rose is surrounded by delicate blue blossoms and vibrant green leaves, all skillfully painted to create a naturalistic scene with a lush, organic feel.

The blow’s edge is bordered by a unique thistle-like motif interwoven with a green vine, giving the piece an added touch of intricate detail. The glaze shows a subtle craquelure pattern, a desirable aging effect that enhances its vintage appeal, indicative of its age and authenticity. The colors have been well-preserved, maintaining their vibrancy despite the passage of time, and the plate remains in very good condition with no significant cracks or chips.

The reverse of the blow bears the Sacavém factory mark, authenticating its origin and heritage. Sacavém ceramics are celebrated for their fine craftsmanship and artistic expression, and this piece exemplifies these qualities. Perfect as a display item or for a collector of antique ceramics, this plate would make a charming addition to any home with a vintage or eclectic style.

Dimensions: 25 cm in diameter