Antique Spanish majolica plate, signed and hand-painted in cobalt blue on white tin-glazed earthenware in Manises, Valencia, dating to the late 19th century. This large blue charger features an intricate crosshatched lattice across its broad rim, framed by deep cobalt bands and a central reserve decorated with a stylized botanical sprig, leaf-like forms, and small geometric grids.

Produced in Manises, this signed Spanish ceramic wall plate reflects the region’s established tradition of individually decorated blue-and-white pottery. Variations in brush pressure, line thickness, spacing, and cobalt saturation reveal the craftsmanship behind the woven, basket-like pattern. Scattered rim chips, fritting, exposed earthenware, glaze losses, and light surface wear remain visible, while the painted composition retains its clarity and graphic impact.

Display this ceramic wall art individually as a statement wall plate or incorporate it into a gallery arrangement of antique and vintage ceramics. It can also be presented on a plate stand as a decorative charger, console accent, shelf display, or tabletop centerpiece. Its bold blue-and-white palette complements Mediterranean decor, farmhouse decor, cottage decor, vintage home decor and French country decor.