Commemorative Plate Of Pius VI - 18th Century
This late 18th-century porcelain plate commemorates the pontificate of Pope Pius VI (born Giovanni Angelo Braschi, pope from 1775 to 1799), as indicated by the grisaille inscription in the center: “PIVS SEXTVS PONT MAX” (Pius VI, Supreme Pontiff).
The central design depicts the papal emblems: the papal tiara resting on the book of the Gospels, the crossed keys of Saint Peter, a radiant laurel wreath, and palm branches. Its border is accented with a gold fillet.
Maker’s on the reverse, with the letter B, indicating 18th-century production.
Diameter of 17 cm
Excellent condition
A collector’s piece!
Reference 928
The central design depicts the papal emblems: the papal tiara resting on the book of the Gospels, the crossed keys of Saint Peter, a radiant laurel wreath, and palm branches. Its border is accented with a gold fillet.
Maker’s on the reverse, with the letter B, indicating 18th-century production.
Diameter of 17 cm
Excellent condition
A collector’s piece!
Reference 928
340 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Perfect condition
Material: Porcelain
Diameter: 17
Reference (ID): 1839445
Availability: In stock
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