Italian Majolica Plate With A Crown, 1700'S
Stock No
99
2024
- £470
- €550 Euro
- $588 US Dollar
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Item Description
This is a wonderful antique Italian majolica plaque with a stunning coat of arms that dates from the early 18th century but it could be older. Discovered recently in Luca, Tuscany this hand painted pottery plate was once most certainly displayed on an aristocratic palazzo. The top is adorned with a magnificent crown. At the bottom, below the face of a lion it is written "lustitia et pax" meaning "joy and peace". This is a highly decorative ancient treasure that measures about 25.5 x 18 cm or approximately 10 x 7 inches, still with vibrant colours and beautiful presence. It is in lovely antique condition with a few minor chips on the edges which is expected for items of this material and age. However this patina only brings forth its true beauty and splendour today in my opinion. It is exactly as I discovered it. For the full condition please refer to the images!
Item Info
Seller
Seller Location
Apulia, Italy, Italy
Item Dimensions
H: 25.5cm W: 18cm
Period
1700's
Item Location
Italy
Seller Location
Apulia, Italy, Italy
Item Location
Italy
Seller Contact No
+39 377 317 7185
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