Featured Proper Description for Italian Faience Plate and Cup

This is a small plate (7 inches across) and cup (3 1/4 inches tall), all hand painted, quite lovely to me, with a few edge nicks and a hairline. In my online searches I've seen similar described as Italian faience and/or majolica. What would be the correct terminology to describe these items, and any thought as to age?
Thanks for any help.

 

Very pretty.

 

I am bumping this old thread of mine up to see if anyone has any comments about this set. I've just unearthed it from the "needs more research" pile.
Thanks for any thoughts.

 

Reverse image search brings up a lot of Italian majolica with keywords Castelli and the workshop of Carlo Antonio Grue.
I haven't spent much time at it and can't guarantee it is the right maker, but it looks like a promising avenue to explore.

https://www.chinese-porcelain-art.c...-of-an-unusual-lobed-form-early-18th-century/

 

Thank you Laura! That certainly does look like a match. I will follow up your excellent lead.