Vase - Alabaster - Mythological Bacchantes Vase
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Description from the seller
Ancient mythological vase with grapevine leaves, grapes, and scenes of Bacchae drinking and playing with wine.
• Dimensions: 58 cm in height • 24 cm • 24 cm • 15 kg
• CONDITIONS: GOOD! There are minor signs, small scratches, and some cracks.
Please carefully review all the photos provided before making an offer to avoid any unpleasant situations.
The packaging will be carried out directly by CENZI ArtGallery on an Epal wooden platform entirely covered in wood, with extra professional and specific materials inside!
The shipping will be fast, traceable, and insured.
CENZI ArtGallery certifies all the works you decide to purchase with invoices and appraisal, free of charge upon request.
Seller's Story
From simple passion and collecting to a full-time activity!
The ultimate proof that life changes overnight is us!
In 2022, CENZI was born... The world's first art gallery dedicated exclusively to sculptural artifacts made of marble or alabaster from the 16th to the 19th century.
We are constantly traveling in Italy, France, and various European countries in search of unique artworks!
We visit the most famous cities, auction houses, international antique fairs, and historic noble villas!
In our selection, you will find the best among Italian sculptors who have forged the Liberty style.
Adolfo Cipriani, Ugo Cipriani, Guglielmo Pugi, Marthurin Moreau, Alessandro del Perugia, Antonio Frilli, Emilio Fiaschi, Ferdinando Vichi, Giuseppe Gambogi, Luca Madrassi, Dante Zoi, Eugenio Battiglia, Montoni, Pietro Bazzanti, Del Colombi, Cesare Zocchi... and many others!
Contact CENZI ArtGallery to invest in and live through art.
Translated by Google TranslateAncient mythological vase with grapevine leaves, grapes, and scenes of Bacchae drinking and playing with wine.
• Dimensions: 58 cm in height • 24 cm • 24 cm • 15 kg
• CONDITIONS: GOOD! There are minor signs, small scratches, and some cracks.
Please carefully review all the photos provided before making an offer to avoid any unpleasant situations.
The packaging will be carried out directly by CENZI ArtGallery on an Epal wooden platform entirely covered in wood, with extra professional and specific materials inside!
The shipping will be fast, traceable, and insured.
CENZI ArtGallery certifies all the works you decide to purchase with invoices and appraisal, free of charge upon request.
Seller's Story
From simple passion and collecting to a full-time activity!
The ultimate proof that life changes overnight is us!
In 2022, CENZI was born... The world's first art gallery dedicated exclusively to sculptural artifacts made of marble or alabaster from the 16th to the 19th century.
We are constantly traveling in Italy, France, and various European countries in search of unique artworks!
We visit the most famous cities, auction houses, international antique fairs, and historic noble villas!
In our selection, you will find the best among Italian sculptors who have forged the Liberty style.
Adolfo Cipriani, Ugo Cipriani, Guglielmo Pugi, Marthurin Moreau, Alessandro del Perugia, Antonio Frilli, Emilio Fiaschi, Ferdinando Vichi, Giuseppe Gambogi, Luca Madrassi, Dante Zoi, Eugenio Battiglia, Montoni, Pietro Bazzanti, Del Colombi, Cesare Zocchi... and many others!
Contact CENZI ArtGallery to invest in and live through art.
Translated by Google TranslateDetails
Era
1400-1900
Weight
25 kg
Over 200 years old
No
Title additional information
Mythological Bacchantes Vase
No. of items
1
Country of Origin
Italy
Material
Alabaster
Colour
Beige
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
58 cm
Width
24 cm
Depth
24 cm
Estimated period
19th century
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