Estilo vienés - Plate - Diosa Iris - Porcelain





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Framed late 19th century Austrian porcelain plaque depicting Iris, the messenger goddess, signed F. Lesleh, with a blue honeycomb mark on the reverse; framed 59×59×4 cm, plate 41.3×41.3 cm, in good condition with minor signs of age.
Description from the seller
Beautiful and delicate porcelain fountain or plaque. Framed and Signed.
Recreates the image of Greek mythology Iris, the messenger goddess who embodies characteristics very closely linked to human communications and specifically mail.
Signatures or Brands:
Anverso (front): F.LESLEH
Reverso (back): Post; Hive-like blue mark; Other marks that contain numbers.
Note: On the back, the original owner added a detail from the period, which his/her later heirs corrected.
Condition: No damage. It has never been restored. It was framed and has been kept in that position since then.
Signature: F. Lesleh
Plaque Dimensions:
Height: 41.3 cm
Width: 41.3 cm
Depth: 1 cm
Framed Dimensions:
59*59*4 cm
Comes from a wealthy Hungarian family who fled the country in the past.
Highly collectible. Special and quite uncommon.
Our objects are insured and perfectly packed for travel.
Beautiful and delicate porcelain fountain or plaque. Framed and Signed.
Recreates the image of Greek mythology Iris, the messenger goddess who embodies characteristics very closely linked to human communications and specifically mail.
Signatures or Brands:
Anverso (front): F.LESLEH
Reverso (back): Post; Hive-like blue mark; Other marks that contain numbers.
Note: On the back, the original owner added a detail from the period, which his/her later heirs corrected.
Condition: No damage. It has never been restored. It was framed and has been kept in that position since then.
Signature: F. Lesleh
Plaque Dimensions:
Height: 41.3 cm
Width: 41.3 cm
Depth: 1 cm
Framed Dimensions:
59*59*4 cm
Comes from a wealthy Hungarian family who fled the country in the past.
Highly collectible. Special and quite uncommon.
Our objects are insured and perfectly packed for travel.

