Stoneware Dinner Plate with Stylized Landscape Motif

This is a round ceramic plate, likely made of earthenware or stoneware, featuring a distinctive stylized landscape design. The plate has an outer diameter that appears to be standard dinner plate size, approximately 10-12 inches. The rim of the plate is a mottled dark brown, transitioning to a lighter beige or cream color on the main surface. This color transition suggests a reactive glaze or a hand-painted rim. The central design depicts a stark but artistic landscape. A large, dark brown, bare tree with intricate, spreading branches dominates the left side of the scene. The ground beneath the tree and in the foreground is rendered in shades of dark brown and green with a textured, almost speckled or cross-hatched effect, giving the impression of earth or grass. In the mid-ground, rolling hills are depicted with horizontal lines suggesting terraced fields or contours. On the right side, nestled atop one of these hills, is a small, simple house with a prominent red roof, providing a splash of contrasting color. The sky behind the landscape is a warm, light beige or yellow, with a subtle stippled texture. The overall color palette is earthy and subdued, primarily browns, beiges, and muted greens, with the notable accent of the red roof. The craftsmanship appears to be rustic yet refined, with clear lines and a consistent application of glazes. There are no obvious signs of chips, cracks, or significant wear visible from the provided image, suggesting good to excellent condition. The style is somewhat reminiscent of mid-century modern or folk art, suggesting an estimated age from the mid-20th century onwards. The lack of visible maker's marks or signatures prevents further details on manufacturing origin.