Maritime object (15) - Brass, Porcelain
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Collection of 15 Greek nautical decorative items from 1920s–1990s, made of brass and porcelain, including plates, ashtrays and coasters with ships and emblems, related to Naval Week ’90, in excellent condition and measuring up to 100 cm deep and 50 cm wide by 50 cm high.
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The image shows a collection of Greek Navy memorabilia and collectibles, with the central theme being the celebration of "Naval Week '90" (of the year 1990). The items include ceramic plates, ashtrays and coasters with traditional nautical motifs, ships and emblems
.Also a collection of nautical themed decorative objects, most of which are made of brass.
Shell Casings (Trench Art): The two large cylinders are empty shells from artillery shells During the First and Second World Wars, soldiers in the rear or in the trenches often transformed these shells into decorative objects, such as vases or umbrella stands, an art form known internationally as Trench Art.
The image shows a collection of Greek Navy memorabilia and collectibles, with the central theme being the celebration of "Naval Week '90" (of the year 1990). The items include ceramic plates, ashtrays and coasters with traditional nautical motifs, ships and emblems
.Also a collection of nautical themed decorative objects, most of which are made of brass.
Shell Casings (Trench Art): The two large cylinders are empty shells from artillery shells During the First and Second World Wars, soldiers in the rear or in the trenches often transformed these shells into decorative objects, such as vases or umbrella stands, an art form known internationally as Trench Art.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Type
Variety of Nautical decorations
Number of objects
15
Country of origin
Greece
Material
Brass, Porcelain
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
50 cm
Width
50 cm
Depth
100 cm
Weight
6 g
Estimated period
1920-1930, 1930-1940, 1940-1950, 1970-1980, 1980-1990
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