A spectacular example of Etruscan majolica in the beloved and highly recognizable cauliflower pattern. This particular plate is especially wonderful for its exceptionally vibrant pink, violet, and green palette, with richly colored botanical relief that gives the piece incredible depth and dimension.

Made by Griffin, Smith & Hill of Phoenixville, Pennsylvania, during the late 19th century, this American majolica is a wonderful representation of the bold, imaginative designs produced by one of the country's most important majolica manufacturers.

The sculptural cauliflower motif is quintessential Etruscan majolica, combining naturalistic forms with exuberant color and raised relief. At approximately 8", this is a wonderful size for a plate wall, hutch, or displayed alongside other examples of American majolica.