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A group of Naples Giustiniani and del Vecchio terracotta table wares, first half 19th century

Alternate Warehouse

Estimate

1,000 - 1,500 EUR

Lot Details

Description

black or terracotta ground, four plates heightened in white enamel, each piece decorated with Etruscan or Egyptian-style figures within various foliate borders, comprising: a Giustiniani large oval dish, a shaped square dish, and four plates, and a del Vecchio plate, impressed fleur de lys and G mark to oval dish, G and ‘Giustiniani’ marks to other plates and dishes, impressed ‘del Vecchio N’ mark to single plate

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oval dish 36,3 cm, 14 ¼ in. wide

Christie's, London, 19 October 2000, lot 222 (the square dish).

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