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Cavallo e insetti su paesaggio campestre
Cavallo e insetti su paesaggio campestre
Year
XVI
Materials
porcellana decorata
Inventory
2789/C
Dimensions
Altezza: 20 cm, Diametro: 43 cm
Definition
bacile
Description
Ciotola in ceramica bianca decorata in monocromia di cobalto "alla cinese" con la figura di un cervo nel fondo e bordure a profilare l'orlo. Verso il bordo una fascia di decorazione floreale. All'esterno, su fondo verde marcio, una striscia di decorazioni floreali in materia vetrosa bianca; sul retro marchio a quadrati concentrici azzurro su fondo bianco.
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