Wall decoration (3) - decorative plates featuring sailing ships - Italy - Camogli Tall Ship Museum





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Three decorative ceramic plates dating to 1970–1980, in mid‑century modern style and Italian made for PIAM by Istituto Maragliano, each 26 × 26 cm and 1.5 cm high, with fronts showing ship portraits from Velieri del Museo di Camogli and backs carrying historical technical data, in excellent vintage condition and never used.
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Lot of 3 decorative ceramic plates from the "Camogli Maritime Museum Sail-Vessels Series" - PIAM / Maragliano
Lot of 3 decorative ceramic plates from the "Series Velieri da Museo Marinaro di Camogli", exclusive vintage reproduction produced by the Istituto Maragliano of Genoa for PIAM (historic pharmaceutical company).
The fronts reproduce the famous naval paintings (ship portraits) kept at the Camogli Museum, while the back reports the technical historical data of each vessel:
• Goletta ship "Dino" (Daino) - 1873
• Brigantine "Laura" - 1848
• Brigantine with bowsprit "Anita Garibaldi" - 1865
Conditions: Excellent vintage condition, intact, with no chips or cracks, original boxes present, never used.
Graphics are perfectly sharp. Ideal for maritime collectors and vintage ephemera.
Seller's Story
Lot of 3 decorative ceramic plates from the "Camogli Maritime Museum Sail-Vessels Series" - PIAM / Maragliano
Lot of 3 decorative ceramic plates from the "Series Velieri da Museo Marinaro di Camogli", exclusive vintage reproduction produced by the Istituto Maragliano of Genoa for PIAM (historic pharmaceutical company).
The fronts reproduce the famous naval paintings (ship portraits) kept at the Camogli Museum, while the back reports the technical historical data of each vessel:
• Goletta ship "Dino" (Daino) - 1873
• Brigantine "Laura" - 1848
• Brigantine with bowsprit "Anita Garibaldi" - 1865
Conditions: Excellent vintage condition, intact, with no chips or cracks, original boxes present, never used.
Graphics are perfectly sharp. Ideal for maritime collectors and vintage ephemera.

