Vintage Olfaire Portugal Pineapple Serving Dish 6722 — Golden Yellow & Green Majolica-Style Pottery

The pineapple understood the assignment.

This vintage Olfaire Portugal serving dish is sculpted entirely in the form of a pineapple, with richly textured golden-yellow fruit and dimensional green leaves framing both ends.

The deeply molded surface gives the glaze beautiful variation, with darker tones settling into every little crevice of the pineapple pattern. The glossy green crown includes openwork details at the top, while the opposite end finishes with another cluster of molded leaves.

Made in Portugal and marked Olfaire 6722, it has exactly the playful, dimensional quality that makes vintage Portuguese pottery so good.

Originally designed as a small serving dish, it is perfect for olives, nuts, cheeses, sliced citrus, candies, little apéro bites, or as a catchall on a bar or kitchen counter.

And when it isn’t being used? Prop it upright on an open shelf and let the pineapple do what pineapples have apparently been doing in interiors for centuries: make itself at home.

Sold individually. Two matching dishes currently available.

DETAILS

Maker: Olfaire
Model: 6722
Origin: Portugal
Material: Glazed ceramic / pottery
Finish: Glossy
Colors: Golden yellow / olive green
Form: Pineapple-shaped serving dish
Motif: Pineapple / tropical fruit
Style: Portuguese / Majolica-style / Tropical / Euro-Tropical / Mid-Century
Period: Vintage, mid-to-late 20th century attributed
Quantity Available: 2
Selling Unit: Individual dish

DIMENSIONS

Approximately:

9" L × 6" W

CONDITION

Good vintage condition.

Expect minor age-appropriate surface wear, glaze variation, and production irregularities consistent with vintage molded pottery.

Each of the two pieces may show slight individual variations in glaze and wear.

Please review photographs carefully for condition.

DĒSSO NOTE

I have two of these, which means you can absolutely buy one.

But two pineapples on an apéro table?

I’m just saying.

Perfect for olives, cashews, cheese, little crackers, or whatever snack deserves its own vintage Portuguese pineapple.