Avon Sweet Country Harvest Ceramic Plate (Underside)

The item is a ceramic plate, likely a dinner plate or serving platter, characterized by its pale, muted greenish-yellow or off-white color on the underside. The finish appears to be a smooth, glossy glaze. The most prominent feature is the maker's mark and pattern name centrally located on the base of the item. The mark is a green decal or stamp that reads "AVON" at the top, a well-known brand, and below it, in a decorative script font, "Sweet Country Harvest." Surrounding "Sweet Country Harvest" are charming pastoral motifs including what appear to be grapes, leaves, and possibly other fruits suchve as pears or apples, consistent with a harvest or country theme. The border of the base shows some subtle discoloration or residue, possibly from use or storage, indicating some wear consistent with a used item rather than new condition. The construction appears to be standard ceramic molding, with a raised rim defining the base. A small, dark dot, possibly an impurity in the clay or an incidental mark, is visible near the bottom of the central mark. Given the 'AVON' branding and the 'Sweet Country Harvest' pattern name, the item likely dates from the late 20th century, specifically the 1990s or early 2000s, when Avon was active in home goods and dinnerware. The overall craftsmanship suggests mass production with a focus on decorative appeal.