You could hang them on the wall with plate hangers or mount, mat and frame them like art. You could make a display them scattered in a bookcase on stands or grouped on a table.

They're very nice. Have you seen the more contemporary way of displaying plates on a wall where they are very close together (touching and overlapping-?) and the whole thing forms a more random shape. I wish I could describe it better. Someone around here had posted a pic of their plates arranged that way.

Ah ha, so it's been you! I recognize that last one especially. There's a similar one on etsy, if you're interested...I was thinking about bidding on the eBay one but it got too high for my taste. It's a *lovely* piece.

I display mine in little plate holders, so they can be face out to see easily. I find the little holders at GW every so often. The enamels look very cute in a group.

I love those! Especially the last one, the green one. What about in those "box" shelves that hang individually on the wall. You could prop them up on clear or thin wire plate holders, or sort of stick them in there with putty.

flyleft--Sorry! There's another one from the same manufacturer on there now...a round one. I'll link the auction below. It's "buy it now"---but I think the seller has it over-priced a wee bit. My guess is that it will get re-listed at some point.

I did pay a wee bit more for that last one than I usually do...the colors were so nice!

I have no idea what these things are "worth"...the colors just make me smile. Plate hangers and boxes are both good ideas.

Here is a link that might be useful: Round Kareka enameled plate