Looks majolica Looks Vintage Crocodile Chinese Pheasants and man Elodia platter help ID

What is going on in this platter Can someone put the action in some type of order that make any sense of it all. Weird Platter,
Thanks
The only serious question is is it majolica?

 

cute...... silly but cute !!!!

 

The only Google entry on "Elodia" that makes sense, says that Elodia is a girl's name of Spanish origin. I was expecting it to be a place.

 

I was expecting it to be the name of a restaurant but all I got was a name for a girl also Bakersgma. Do you think it is Spanish or Italian?

 

try casa elodia..... in italy...
but what's with the croc..?
the name is very popular in Fla.....& i thought the birds were flamingos...

 

Not what I typically think of as majolica. Faience, perhaps?

 

I agree, ascot. More faience than majolica.

 

okay say the birds may be pink flamingos, are those green things bird plumes or are they carrying something in their mouths

 

just look like ferns to me...

 

Florida sounds interesting komokwa that beast looks more like an alligator with that pointed snout I believe that there are flamingos in Florida from watching Miami Vice over the years.

 

ferns, flamigos, alligators sounding like Florida komokwa

 

Given the crocodile and sombrero, I would think Latin America somewhere. Restaurant not unlikely.

Debora

 

it's just...that's what I see.........

Deb !!! that sombrero could as well be a park ranger hat !!!!

 

who didn't watch tubbs& crocket.............

girls wanna see em.....boys wanna be em..............

 

Fitting in, usually a name associated with Spanish culture.
Patd

 

Tin glazed faience with sponge decoration.

 

faience not majolica is the consensus agreement I hope an Spanish in origin any objections

 

South American, rather than Spanish.

 

Why?

 

No alligators or crocs in Spain! Chap's hat is South American too.