Dish - Majolica - Parata, late 19th century






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Imposing 47 cm diameter wall plate in maiolica, hand‑painted with a Renaissance‑style marine myth scene, dating to 1850–1900, multicoloured with cobalt blue and gold/green details, back glazed white with a brush‑numbered 11400 and the original wall‑hanging hook, in very good vintage condition with minor edge chipping.
Description from the seller
Impressive and scenographic parade plate of large size (Ø 47 cm) made in tin-glazed earthenware and entirely hand-painted with an extraordinary level of detail. In the center, within a circular reserve, there is a rich Renaissance-style marine mythological scene, where figures of naiads, tritons and zephyrs interact among the waves and sea monsters. The outer rim is embellished with a cobalt blue background on which dense grotesques, mascarons, winged creatures and vegetal elements in gold and green monochrome intertwine. On the back, glazed white with antique crackling, there is brush-numbering ("11400") and the original mounting system for wall hanging.\n\nConditions: Very good vintage condition; minor chips/missing glaze on the peripheral edge consistent with age. No evident restoration or through crack. Rear metal hanging hook present.
Seller's Story
Impressive and scenographic parade plate of large size (Ø 47 cm) made in tin-glazed earthenware and entirely hand-painted with an extraordinary level of detail. In the center, within a circular reserve, there is a rich Renaissance-style marine mythological scene, where figures of naiads, tritons and zephyrs interact among the waves and sea monsters. The outer rim is embellished with a cobalt blue background on which dense grotesques, mascarons, winged creatures and vegetal elements in gold and green monochrome intertwine. On the back, glazed white with antique crackling, there is brush-numbering ("11400") and the original mounting system for wall hanging.\n\nConditions: Very good vintage condition; minor chips/missing glaze on the peripheral edge consistent with age. No evident restoration or through crack. Rear metal hanging hook present.
