Pewter Wall Decor Plate with Embossed Hunting Scene

This item is a circular decorative plate, likely made of pewter due to its dull silver-gray coloration and somewhat malleable appearance, typical of the alloy. The overall diameter appears to be roughly 8-10 inches, though no precise measurements can be taken from the image. The plate features a raised, ornate rim with a scallop or shell-like motif, creating a textured edge. The central field of the plate is deeply embossed with a dynamic hunting scene. Figures, including what appears to be a hunter on horseback with dogs, are depicted in pursuit of an animal, possibly a stag or wild boar, within a stylized landscape. The embossing creates a significant three-dimensional effect, adding depth and detail to the narrative scene. At the top edge of the rim, there is a small, circular emblem or crest, which includes text that is difficult to discern but appears to be 'GERMAN ZINN'. Another visible feature is a keyhole-shaped hanger attachment on one side of the rim, indicating it is designed for wall display. The finish is consistent with aged pewter, showing a natural patina and some minor surface inconsistencies, possibly from manufacturing or gentle wear. There are no obvious signs of significant damage, repairs, or excessive wear. The craftsmanship suggests a cast or pressed manufacturing process, typical for decorative pewterware, possibly from the mid-20th century or earlier, given the traditional subject matter and material choice. The detailed embossing and the functional hanger suggest attention to both aesthetic and practical design.