Large Italian Majolica Plate From Montelupo, 17th Century (circa 1620–1640)
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An Italian majolica plate from Montelupo, dating to the first half of the 17th century (circa 1620–1640).Slightly concave in shape with a rounded rim and a ring foot, it features rich polychrome decoration typical of Montelupo ware, one of the most important Italian ceramic centers between the Renaissance and the early 17th century.The decoration, entirely hand-painted, centers on a figure of a halberdier in motion, set within a stylized landscape featuring architectural and botanical elements. The lively, narrative composition showcases remarkable painterly quality and a taste for figurative scenes particularly prized by collectors.The color palette, dominated by intense yellows, greens, and manganese blues, is typical of these pieces and lends the work a strong decorative presence.
2 400 €
Period: 17th century
Style: Louis 14th, Regency
Condition: Some scratches and chips
Material: Earthenware
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Diameter: 32
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Reference (ID): 1800949
Availability: In stock
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