Tile - Prachtige antieke majolica tegel / tegelpaneel (4-delig motief). Spanje 17e eeuw - 1650-1700

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This 17th-century Spanish majolica panel comprises four attached, hand-painted tiles with a geometric and floral diamond motif in cobalt blue, ochre yellow, white and turquoise, and measures 24 × 23.5 × 3.5 cm.

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Beautiful antique majolica tile / tile panel (4-piece motif). Spain 17th century

Dimensions: H 24 x W 23.5 x D 3.5 cm / Weight 2.1 kg

Beautiful hand-painted antique tile panel, consisting of four interconnected tiles with a rich geometric and floral motif. The design features a striking trompe-l'œil 3D effect (cassette or diamond shape) in vibrant shades of cobalt blue, ochre yellow, white and turquoise, centered around detailed floral motifs.

During the 17th century, this specific punta de diamante motif was widely used in Spanish (especially Catalan) and Portuguese tile panels (azulejos). The combination of perspective (trompe-l'œil) with the classical polychrome colors (blue, yellow, green/turquoise) is typical of the early Baroque majolica tradition of this period.

This object is in beautiful antique condition with light, characteristic signs of aging (see photos for details). The backside is uniformly finished.

This decorative piece exudes classical charm and fits perfectly in both a classical interior and an eclectic or rustic setting. It can be beautifully framed, hung, or serve as a unique decorative item on a sideboard.

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Beautiful antique majolica tile / tile panel (4-piece motif). Spain 17th century

Dimensions: H 24 x W 23.5 x D 3.5 cm / Weight 2.1 kg

Beautiful hand-painted antique tile panel, consisting of four interconnected tiles with a rich geometric and floral motif. The design features a striking trompe-l'œil 3D effect (cassette or diamond shape) in vibrant shades of cobalt blue, ochre yellow, white and turquoise, centered around detailed floral motifs.

During the 17th century, this specific punta de diamante motif was widely used in Spanish (especially Catalan) and Portuguese tile panels (azulejos). The combination of perspective (trompe-l'œil) with the classical polychrome colors (blue, yellow, green/turquoise) is typical of the early Baroque majolica tradition of this period.

This object is in beautiful antique condition with light, characteristic signs of aging (see photos for details). The backside is uniformly finished.

This decorative piece exudes classical charm and fits perfectly in both a classical interior and an eclectic or rustic setting. It can be beautifully framed, hung, or serve as a unique decorative item on a sideboard.

Professionally packaged and shipped with track & trace
Shipping rate includes handling, energy, environmental, island, insurance, administrative and customs costs
Shipping within 24 hours after payment is received

Details

Era
1400-1900
Manufacturer/brand
Prachtige antieke majolica tegel / tegelpaneel (4-delig motief). Spanje 17e eeuw
Weight
2.1 kg
Material
Earthenware
Country of origin
Spain
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
24 cm
Width
23.5 cm
Depth
3.5 cm
Estimated period
1650-1700
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Objects sold
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