
Heart-shaped porcelain collector plate from 'Heavenly Hearts' series by The Crestley Collection
History
The Crestley Collection produced the 'Heavenly Hearts' series of limited edition collector plates in the mid-1990s, featuring Victorian-style cherubic children surrounded by romantic floral motifs. These decorative plates were part of the collectible plate boom of the 1980s and 1990s, when manufacturers created themed series marketed to home decorators and collectors. Such plates typically featured sentimental imagery with names like 'Faith & Charity' or 'Liberty & Peace,' appealing to collectors who valued nostalgic, romantic aesthetics. Heart-shaped collector plates from this era are sought after by enthusiasts of Victorian-inspired décor, vintage home accessories, and limited edition collectibles. These pieces appeal particularly to collectors of 1990s memorabilia and those who appreciate sentimental, cottage-core aesthetics for display in homes, particularly in shabby-chic or romantic-themed interiors.
Origin
United States
Maker
The Crestley Collection
Time period
circa 1994