Vintage 1970s Ceramic Mushroom Tile Wall Plaques (Set of Two)

This is a pair of vintage wall plaques featuring hand-painted or decal-transfer ceramic tiles set into wooden frames. Each plaque is square with a dark, faux-wood or rough-hewn stained wooden border that features heavy grain texturing. Centered within each frame is a circular, cream-colored ceramic tile showcasing a botanical mushroom motif. The left tile depicts a cluster of tall, slender tan and brown mushrooms with green grass accents, while the right tile displays a denser cluster of earth-toned agaric-style mushrooms with broad caps. The color palette is characteristic of the 1970s aesthetic, utilizing earthy ochres, browns, and muted greens. Each plaque is outfitted with an antiqued brass-tone metal ring at the top for wall hanging. Regarding condition, the pieces show moderate wear consistent with age, including minor scuffing on the wooden frames and slight darkening of the ceramic glaze. There are no large chips or cracks visible on the ceramic elements. These items are prime examples of the popular 'Merry Mushroom' era decor, likely mass-produced in the United States or Japan mid-century. The craftsmanship is standard for home decor of the period, emphasizing rustic charm over fine art perfection.