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Mayfair Gallery
39 South Audley Street
London W1K 2PP , England
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A large alabaster campagna-shaped vase
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Description
A large alabaster campagna-shaped vase
Continental, 20th Century
Height 34.5cm, diameter 24cm
In a distilled Neoclassical style in the so-called campagna shape, this fine vase is made from alabaster, a fine-grained, white, and lightly tinted type of gypsum. It was made as mineral specimen vase, of uncomplicated and elegant shape in order that the qualities of the material used might be best appreciated and enjoyed. A fine decorative ware, there are few interiors that would not be lightened by the presence of a piece such as this. - More Information
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Message from Seller:
Mayfair Gallery, located in London’s exclusive Mayfair district, specializes in exceptional art and antiques from the 19th and early 20th centuries, featuring works by renowned artists and craftsmen. With a focus on quality and historical importance, our diverse collection unites exquisite pieces that exemplify unparalleled artistry. | jamie@mayfairgallery.com | 44.207.491.3435 |
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