2 large “South Africa handcraft” Plates. 1 with Zulu woman 1 with Bushman San people images. 26.5 cms  Both plates together.   Please note the plate with the Bushman paintings on it has a clean chip which has been repaired with the piece. The chip can be seen on the bottom edge about 5o’clock close to the gemsbuck horns.  Dont hesitate to ask any questions.  These must have been one of the early souvenir plates produced.

Wiki info:

• Common Marking: “South African Handcraft” was frequently used as a generic,, or cooperative stamp for pottery and ceramics produced by skilled local artisans or small co-operatives.
• Regional Production: Many such items originated from studio potteries in the Western Cape and Johannesburg regions, focusing on depicting South African landscapes, flora, and fauna.