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Veilleuse
Veilleuse
Year
XIX
Materials
porcellana
Inventory
0126/C
Dimensions
Altezza: 25 cm
Description
Veilleuse in tre parti, bianca, a forma esagonale, con finestroni gotici in rilievo su ciascun lato del tronco. La teiera è di pasta diversa.
Historical-Criticism news
Attribuita alla manifattura di Gien in Francia, è una versione rustica di un modello neogotico tradizionale, nella foto pubblicata da V.BROSIO (1971, fig.52) il coperchio è diverso, probabilmente è quello originale.
Bibliography
Brosio V., Les veilleuses, luci dell'Ottocento, 1971, p. 47
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