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A Large Lobed Roman Earthenware Bowl with Grotesque Decorations
| Origin | Italy | ||||
| Period | Pre 18th Century | ||||
| Materials | Polychrome ceramics | ||||
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| Condition | Excellent. | ||||
| Creation Date | First half of the 17th century | ||||
| Description | A large lobed Roman bowl with grotesque designs based on those of the frescos of Ancona and Pesaro, which inspired the many ceramicists of Rome. | ||||
| Styles / Movements | Majolica | ||||
| Dealer Reference Number | ECIT 17-11 | ||||
| Incollect Reference Number | 186273 |
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