VTG 90s United Wilson 1897 Set Of 9 Various Sizes Handpainted Fruit Plates for Sale

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VTG 90s United Wilson 1897 Set Of 9 Various Sizes Handpainted Fruit Plates For Sale

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VTG 90s United Wilson 1897 Set Of 9 Various Sizes Handpainted Fruit Plates:
$126.65

Add a touch of vintage charm to your tableware collection with this stunning set of 9 hand-painted fruit plates from the United Wilson 1897 brand. This set includes nine hand-painted fruits and insects plates, all with a dark green and gold reticulated edge. These are decorative plates only; not for food use, and they all have wire plate hangers on the backs. This design has purposeful crazing, which gives these plates a look of being antique. These were created in the 1990s, and a set like this is pretty rare. The hand-painting is beautiful, some of the paint being raised in a relief fashion. With a beautiful fruit and insect theme, these decorative collector plates are perfect for all occasions.

Included are four 9.75" dinner-sized plates, two smaller, salad size plates, and three small butter Pat size plates. Each plate has a different fruit & butterflies and dragonflies design. The gilt gold with the dark green on the edges gives them a very elegant look, and the reticulated edges are so pretty. This set, with the varying sizes, would make a stunning display on a kitchen or dining room wall.

The plates are made of high-quality porcelain material, with a round shape. The four largest plates are 9.75 inches in diameter, the medium two are 6.75", and the three small plates are 4.5". All of them are in very good vintage condition with not chips or cracks.

The plates showcase intentional crazing on the fruit pattern, giving them a unique and rustic look. They are stackable, making them easy to store when not in use. These collector plates were produced in late 20th-century China using art pottery production style and technique. They are a perfect addition to any collector's plate collection.