Vienna Art Plates, often referred to as "Vienna Plates" or "Lithographed Plates," were popular decorative items produced in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. These plates were typically made of metal, often tin, and featured lithographic prints of romantic, allegorical, or genre scenes. They were widely produced and sold as affordable decorative art for homes.

This particular plate depicts a scene with a woman and cherubs, a common motif in art of the period, often drawing inspiration from classical mythology or Rococo aesthetics. The ornate, gilded octagonal frame further enhances its decorative appeal, typical of Victorian and Edwardian era interiors. Such pieces were mass-produced but are collected today for their nostalgic charm and decorative value.

This item was purchased from a local estate sale. It has definite signs of wear, particularly with the frame. I do my best to capture these details in the photos.