Ritas Bazaar has dated this Italian Maiolica Istoriato Charger to the 19th Century.

During the late 19th century, this tradition was revived by workshops in Pesaro, where Italian makers returned to historicist painting and traditional glazing techniques. Large chargers such as this were created as decorative wall pieces and interior focal points. The style is closely associated with Pesaro workshops including Ceramica Molaroni and related manufactories.

The reverse bears a presentation label dated 1955 documenting later ownership and confirming its status as a valued decorative object.
Dimensions
Diameter: 44 cm
Weight: 2,596 g
Condition
The charger is in excellent overall antique condition. There are a few very small enamel chips along the rim and fine glaze crazing visible under UV light, confined to the glaze layer only and not affecting the ceramic body. The painted surface remains vibrant and well preserved.
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Ritas Bazaar has dated this Italian Maiolica Istoriato Charger to the 19th Century.
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