19th-century Bronze Tazza
Grand Tour-style bronze tazza.
An elegant Pompeian-style tazza made of bronze and slate, designed by the famous French sculptor Ferdinand Levillain (1837–1905) in collaboration with Ferdinand Barbedienne.
The tazza is adorned with a bas-relief medallion in the “Neo-Greek” or “Pompeian” style, depicting the classical scene in which Zeus presents Pandora with a sealed jar or chest. It features detailed neoclassical handles adorned with volutes.
France, circa 1860
Signed “F. Levillain”
Dimensions: 23H x 41L x 33P
An elegant Pompeian-style tazza made of bronze and slate, designed by the famous French sculptor Ferdinand Levillain (1837–1905) in collaboration with Ferdinand Barbedienne.
The tazza is adorned with a bas-relief medallion in the “Neo-Greek” or “Pompeian” style, depicting the classical scene in which Zeus presents Pandora with a sealed jar or chest. It features detailed neoclassical handles adorned with volutes.
France, circa 1860
Signed “F. Levillain”
Dimensions: 23H x 41L x 33P
2 350 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition
Material: Bronze
Length: 41
Height: 23
Depth: 33
Reference (ID): 1821532
Availability: In stock
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