Collection of Framed and Unframed Decorative Collector's Plates

This collection comprises at least 15 decorative collector's plates, predominantly circular with some featuring an octagonal wooden frame surround. The plates appear to be made of ceramic or porcelain, typical for collectible limited edition plates. Each plate prominently displays a distinct painted scene, with several appearing to depict historical or genre scenes with multiple figures in period attire, suggesting a series or theme. The colors are vibrant and varied, indicating a detailed artistic application. The octagonal frames are made of light-colored wood, possibly oak or a similar hardwood, with a visibly clean finish, suggesting they are either original to the plates or custom-made display frames. The plates without frames seem to be of a similar size and style to those framed, albeit in a different theme. Some of the unframed plates show themes related to historical figures or cultural activities, such as what appears to be a ballet dancer. Overall, the condition of the plates seems good, with no obvious chips, cracks, or significant wear visible from the image. The surfaces appear clean and well-maintained. Given the nature of collector's plates, they are likely from the mid-to-late 20th century, a popular period for such limited edition series. Quality indicators include the detailed artwork, consistent framing (where present), and apparent lack of visible defects, suggesting they were produced for decorative display rather than utilitarian use.