Nativity scene (80) - Resin, Ceramic, Plastic, Plaster - Neapolitan style
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An 80-piece Neapolitan-style nativity collection dating from 1990–2000, made from resin, ceramic, plaster and plastic, with figures, animals, huts and scene settings.
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A broad collection of over 80 pieces consisting of figurines, animals, huts and settings of the Nativity Scene.
The origin of the pieces is mostly Italian, the period spans from the late 20th century to the early 21st century. The dominant style is the Neapolitan Nativity.
Present, in addition to the figures of the Holy Family and the Magi, numerous popular figures among carpenters, bagpipers, shepherds, laundresses, water carriers, and boys. The two largest huts are made of plywood, cork, wood, paper, cotton and moss. The smaller ones are made of resin and ceramic resin.
Most of the figurines are 10 cm tall (scale 1/22), those placed in the largest hut measure 6 cm (1/32).
The largest hut measures 39 x 20 x 28 cm.
Marks: Landi (Moranduzzo), Depose.
Materials: Ceramic (the Baby Jesus larger in the wooden manger and others), plaster, PVC (Landi, Depose), resin, wood, cork, plywood, moss, cotton.
The conditions are good to very good. One hut with the Holy Family shows a break in the lamb’s head. The detailed images, from the general to the particular, allow a personal assessment of the lot.
Happy bidding.
Seller's Story
I love the ways in which time and necessity fall upon things. I collect stamps, Sardinian memories, and vintage items.
When the object has told its story, I let it go. The auction is the ritual that gives objects back their scene. Each sale renews the life of things.
Translated by Google TranslateA broad collection of over 80 pieces consisting of figurines, animals, huts and settings of the Nativity Scene.
The origin of the pieces is mostly Italian, the period spans from the late 20th century to the early 21st century. The dominant style is the Neapolitan Nativity.
Present, in addition to the figures of the Holy Family and the Magi, numerous popular figures among carpenters, bagpipers, shepherds, laundresses, water carriers, and boys. The two largest huts are made of plywood, cork, wood, paper, cotton and moss. The smaller ones are made of resin and ceramic resin.
Most of the figurines are 10 cm tall (scale 1/22), those placed in the largest hut measure 6 cm (1/32).
The largest hut measures 39 x 20 x 28 cm.
Marks: Landi (Moranduzzo), Depose.
Materials: Ceramic (the Baby Jesus larger in the wooden manger and others), plaster, PVC (Landi, Depose), resin, wood, cork, plywood, moss, cotton.
The conditions are good to very good. One hut with the Holy Family shows a break in the lamb’s head. The detailed images, from the general to the particular, allow a personal assessment of the lot.
Happy bidding.
Seller's Story
I love the ways in which time and necessity fall upon things. I collect stamps, Sardinian memories, and vintage items.
When the object has told its story, I let it go. The auction is the ritual that gives objects back their scene. Each sale renews the life of things.
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Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
80
Country of origin
Italy
Material
Ceramic, Plaster, Plastic, Resin
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
28 cm
Width
39 cm
Depth
20 cm
Title additional information
Neapolitan style
Estimated period
1990-2000
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