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XVIIIth Cty Bordeaux Ceramic With Curious Palombe Hunting Thema
XVIIIth century, Bordeaux ceramic plate with a curious (and unpublished to my knowledge!) traditional palombe hunting representation. Folk art depicting french South West traditions, showing a hunter tending nets - also called 'palombières', one of which holds a bird prisoner as bait for other prey. "Grand feu" earthenware production, in green shades and manganese outlines.
Condition: only 2 light gins on the edge of the plate (please check photos)
Sizes: approx 24cm diameter
On latest photos,
*Palombe hunt geniune original engraving late XVIth or early XVIIth century, based on a late XVIth cty drawing by Johannes Stradanus
*XVIIIth cty engraving on same thema
*XVIIth century Castelli's majolic plate depicting a palombe hunting scene with net
Condition: only 2 light gins on the edge of the plate (please check photos)
Sizes: approx 24cm diameter
On latest photos,
*Palombe hunt geniune original engraving late XVIth or early XVIIth century, based on a late XVIth cty drawing by Johannes Stradanus
*XVIIIth cty engraving on same thema
*XVIIth century Castelli's majolic plate depicting a palombe hunting scene with net
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