19th Century Cabricense Plate with Floral Motif

 This beautiful large plate, crafted in Aveiro in the 19th century, is a prime example of Cabricense ceramic artistry. With a diameter of 40 cm, it showcases the vibrant and intricate hand-painted designs typical of Portuguese ceramics from this era. Its floral motif, combined with traditional decorative borders, reflects the regional style and artistry that makes Cabricense pottery so valued among collectors.

Key Design Elements:

• Central Floral Bouquet: The plate features a charming central bouquet with bright blue and golden-yellow flowers, delicately painted with fine details that exude elegance. This floral motif is a signature element in Portuguese ceramics, symbolizing nature's beauty and the artistry of traditional craftsmanship.

• Intricate Border Design: Surrounding the central motif is a detailed decorative border of stylized foliage in green, gold, and terracotta tones. The double border, with its twisting vine-like patterns, frames the plate beautifully, adding depth and visual interest.

• Authenticity Mark: The back of the plate is marked with "Cabricense" and "Aveiro," confirming its origin from Aveiro, a region known for its distinguished ceramic production in the 19th century. The number "26" may denote a specific design series or pattern reference from the manufacturer.

Condition and Appeal:

In very good condition, this plate has maintained its vibrant colors and clear glaze over the years. Minor signs of age may be present, but they only enhance its character and historical authenticity. This piece would make a magnificent display item, ideal for antique enthusiasts or anyone with an appreciation for Portuguese ceramic art.

At Anderson Manor Collection, we are delighted to present rare and distinctive items like this Cabricense plate, chosen for their cultural heritage and unique beauty.

Circa 1800s
Origin: Aveiro, Portugal
Diameter: 40 cm