Vintage Italian Pottery Dish/Plaque~Deeply Carved~A Story w/3 Figures~unsigned | ||
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Posted 9 years ago
Budek
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I'll try not to put you to sleep.
( Sorry for going on so in my last post ).
This I love.
The label is it's only identity, Italian!
The carving of it, the story of it, enchants me.
It's approximately 10+1/2" inches in diameter.
I hope that someone can tell me something more about it.
Thank You,
Tony.
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Thank You for the look and love, fortapache,
much appreciated!!
Thank You for the love, agh,
much appreciated!!
Thank You, Kevin,
your looks and loves are always much appreciated!
Lovely!
Adam and Eve enlaced on the left, the apple tree and Eve ?
stunning!!!
Thanks for the loves, mike, kyra, SEAN, & Trey!!
and kyra, Thanks for the lovely comment!,.....it just may be A & E
Could this be a replica of a Fresco(sp) Maybe from a wax pressing from the actual , and then cast? I like it! Good for you.
Thank You for the interesting comment, PostCardCollector,
much appreciated!!
It really is intriguing. Can I ask in one of the Italian FB pages ?
I should assume you can. That is a great idea. I am on Facebook, but never have tried out of USA. That would certainly help answer a lot of questions on this site. Let us know!
Kevin, Thanks for the idea! Brilliant!
and Thank You for the loves, Alan, melanie, and Elisabethan
much appreciated!
I've just put it up on FB, TONINO !!!
Can you add the dimensions?
No comments yet elsewhere, TONINO !!!
Grazie molte, K
I had an artist friend who did "lost wax castings" and her statues and things always showed a light "grit" on places on the item. Sand did play a part in her art objects--do you note any of that on your piece? That might tell the story!!
Hello PostCardCollector,
Yes, I think there is a rustic, 'sandy' quality to much of it. Hopefully we'll learn more in time. Thanks for keeping this in mind, I appreciated it!
Have a good night,
Tony.
WOW--Then it must have been a cast taken from a "fresco" which I still think I can't spell--and maybe in the sand cast wax process my my friend the artist made. I think that may be a very obscure item! I think it is very special Good for you!
That must have been less than a dollar back then. Really nice piece.
Thanks for the looks and loves, ho2, Peterdrury, and catteann
and for the wonderful comments PostCardCollector and EAPG!
much appreciated all!
No news as yet, mate !!!
Thanks for the update, Kevin.
Thanks for the look and love, kivatinitz,
much appreciated!!