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Brass plate, fused brass, diameter 25 cm, height 1 cm, depth 25 cm, weight 264 g, in good used condition with minor signs of age, in antique-inspired style.
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Tripoli School of Arts and Crafts in the Colonial Era (1911-1938)
Very rare brass plate produced in the Colonial period
The brass plates of the Tripoli School of Arts and Crafts are artisanal pieces produced during the Italian colonial period (circa 1911-1938), particularly highlighted from 1934 with the introduction of specific courses for the creation of art objects.
Characteristics: They are often hammered or engraved brass plates that blend traditional Libyan decorative motifs with the Italian artisanal style of the era.
Historical Context: The school aimed to train local and Italian artisans, producing objects in brass, silver, and ceramics.
Style: Decorations could include geometric or floral motifs, sometimes incorporating colonial symbols or celebratory of the Italian presence in Tripolitania.
Measurements: diameter 25 cm, height 1 cm
Weight: 264 grams
Conditions: Good, few signs of aging, as shown in photographs (to clean if desired)
Seller's Story
On AsteRare you will find a wide selection of collectibles from all periods of our history
Numismatic, Philatelic, Militaria and Art rarities auctions, various certifications and evaluations
The terminologies and related explanations adopted by us are purely indicative and constitute a simple expression of opinion.
NAME OF THE ARTIST in our opinion the work of the artist.
ATTRIBUTED A in our opinion it could be possible that the work was performed by the artist.
WORKSHOP OF work performed by an unknown hand but within the artist's workshop.
CIRCLE work performed by an unidentified painter, with connotations that can be associated with the aforementioned artist.
MANNER OF A work performed in the style of the artist but in a later period.
DA copy of a known painting by the artist.
IN STYLE: work performed in the style indicated but from a later period.
SIGNED AND / OR DATED: what is reported is in the artist's hand.
A SIGNATURE: what is reported seems to have been added later or by another hand.
THE DIMENSIONS OF THE PAINTINGS: expressed in centimeters, first the height and then the base.
THE DIMENSIONS OF THE FURNITURE: expressed in centimeters, height, length and depth.
GOLD: unless otherwise specified, it means 18 kt gold
SILVER: unless otherwise specified, it means 800/1000 silver
PAINTED MEASURES: expressed in centimeters, height per base
PHOTOGRAPHY MEASURES: expressed in centimeters, base by height
ESTIMATES: expressed in Euro
Translated by Google TranslateTripoli School of Arts and Crafts in the Colonial Era (1911-1938)
Very rare brass plate produced in the Colonial period
The brass plates of the Tripoli School of Arts and Crafts are artisanal pieces produced during the Italian colonial period (circa 1911-1938), particularly highlighted from 1934 with the introduction of specific courses for the creation of art objects.
Characteristics: They are often hammered or engraved brass plates that blend traditional Libyan decorative motifs with the Italian artisanal style of the era.
Historical Context: The school aimed to train local and Italian artisans, producing objects in brass, silver, and ceramics.
Style: Decorations could include geometric or floral motifs, sometimes incorporating colonial symbols or celebratory of the Italian presence in Tripolitania.
Measurements: diameter 25 cm, height 1 cm
Weight: 264 grams
Conditions: Good, few signs of aging, as shown in photographs (to clean if desired)
Seller's Story
On AsteRare you will find a wide selection of collectibles from all periods of our history
Numismatic, Philatelic, Militaria and Art rarities auctions, various certifications and evaluations
The terminologies and related explanations adopted by us are purely indicative and constitute a simple expression of opinion.
NAME OF THE ARTIST in our opinion the work of the artist.
ATTRIBUTED A in our opinion it could be possible that the work was performed by the artist.
WORKSHOP OF work performed by an unknown hand but within the artist's workshop.
CIRCLE work performed by an unidentified painter, with connotations that can be associated with the aforementioned artist.
MANNER OF A work performed in the style of the artist but in a later period.
DA copy of a known painting by the artist.
IN STYLE: work performed in the style indicated but from a later period.
SIGNED AND / OR DATED: what is reported is in the artist's hand.
A SIGNATURE: what is reported seems to have been added later or by another hand.
THE DIMENSIONS OF THE PAINTINGS: expressed in centimeters, first the height and then the base.
THE DIMENSIONS OF THE FURNITURE: expressed in centimeters, height, length and depth.
GOLD: unless otherwise specified, it means 18 kt gold
SILVER: unless otherwise specified, it means 800/1000 silver
PAINTED MEASURES: expressed in centimeters, height per base
PHOTOGRAPHY MEASURES: expressed in centimeters, base by height
ESTIMATES: expressed in Euro
Translated by Google TranslateDetails
Era
1900-2000
Weight
264 g
Brass type
Cast brass
Material
Brass
Style
Antique inspired
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
1 cm
Width
25 cm
Diameter
25 cm
Depth
25 cm
Estimated period
1920-1930
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