Italian maiolica plates/platters, jugs and jars were frequently decorated with personal heraldry.  You may custom order a plate or jug with your personal heraldry.  I have chosen four different 15th century designs that you can chose from.       

    The design was taken from a 15th century heraldic jug.  The green is light, which is similar to most of the greens painted on early maiolica; however, if a darker green is preferred that is no problem.  Colors of the flowers and the ring holders on the laurel wreath can be made to match the arms. I have also seen similar wreaths painted in blue and orange although the green and gold is more common.

    The design on this plate comes from a heraldic plate produced in Faenza during the 15th century. Gothic foliage is a popular design element in both Faenza and Florence in the 15th century.

    The border for this plate was taken from a fragment that is attributed to Florence in the 15th century.  Peacock eyes were a common 15th century design.

    This border was based on one produced in Deruta but was designed to go with arms that are red, black in yellow.  The original border has green and blue in it also.  I have some other heraldic examples from Deruta with variations on this border, if you like the basic border design but would like a different color scheme.