A beautiful 19th-century Wasmuël, Belgium majolica cabinet plate featuring a graceful bird perched among the branches of a cherry tree. Richly molded and finished in vibrant glazes, this piece is a wonderful example of Continental majolica at its finest. Visible age marks as pictured. 📏 Approx. Size: 10” diameter


Founded in 1834 in Wasmuël, Belgium, the pottery began producing decorative majolica in the 1850s and became especially well known from 1880–1914. The factory earned a reputation for its distinctive color palette, whimsical nature-inspired designs, and finely modeled relief work, exporting its wares throughout Great Britain and Continental Europe. Today, Wasmuël remains a favorite among collectors of European majolica for its charm, quality, and artistry.