Wall plate - Stone - Plato St.Moritz

Decorative plaque from St. Moritz, Switzerland, with a scene of deer – sgraffito technique.
Switzerland. 1930-60.
Circular decorative plate of Alpine tradition, originating from St. Moritz in the Engadine region (Switzerland). It features a composition with three deer, two of them with impressive antlers and another resting, on a rocky promontory beside a tree.
The decoration is executed using the traditional sgraffito technique, consisting of scraping a dark surface to reveal the lower grayish layer, creating the drawing through the contrast between the two surfaces. This technique is especially characteristic of the architecture and traditional crafts of the Engadine.
The piece bears the inscription “ST. MORITZ” integrated into the composition. Given its characteristics, it probably corresponds to a decorative object or high-quality tourist souvenir intended for visitors to the well-known Swiss Alpine resort during the 20th century. It can be used as a wall decoration element, display piece, or Alpine/chalet-style decoration.
Origin: St. Moritz, Engadine, Switzerland.
Material: mineral/slate base with a sgraffito surface.
Technique: sgraffito (sgraffito).
Decoration: Alpine scene with three deer, tree, and rocky landscape.
Inscription: “ST. MORITZ”.
Era: mid-20th century, approx. 1930-1960.
Dimensions: 30.5 cm in diameter × 3 cm thick.
Weight: 1,406 g.
Condition: good overall condition, with signs of use and aging typical for its age. The reverse retains the hanging wire system.
Photographs are part of the description.
Shipping: It is shipped via InPost, UPS or Correos, depending on the destination country.