An antique glazed majolica wall plaque depicting a molded in putto figure in high relief, standing against a vivid cobalt-blue ground and holding a small fruit in one hand. The arched surround is decorated with hand-painted white flowers, green foliage, and ochre-yellow borders, with a small shell-form basin or plinth at the base. The reverse shows a crowned shield-and-sword maker’s mark and two suspension holes for hanging. The piece displays age-related surface wear, crazing, staining, glaze losses, and firing irregularities throughout, consistent with antique faience or majolica pottery. A charming Continental decorative religious plaque with strong color, sculptural form, and appealing devotional character. Approx. dimensions (in): 13.25 x 7.25.

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