£2200
Dated: 1650 Spain
The deep-sided pottery Hispano Moresque pottery dish is profusely decorated in copper luster with foliage, birds, palm trees, and a central figure of a stag, his tongue protruding. This Hispano-Moresque dish is tin-glazed, lustered earthenware, and made by Moorish potters in Spain in the region of Manises, near Valencia. Intriguingly the back of the dish has a handprint in luster; a signature left probably unintentionally by the artist decorator.
Dimensions: 3.5 inches high
Diameter: 14.25 inches
Current Condition: In good condition with only minor signs of historical wear, there are no restorations.
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The deep-sided pottery Hispano Moresque pottery dish is profusely decorated in copper luster with foliage, birds, palm trees, and a central figure of a stag, his tongue protruding.
This Hispano-Moresque dish is tin-glazed, lustered earthenware, and made by Moorish potters in Spain in the region of Manises, near Valencia. Intriguingly the back of the dish has a handprint in luster; a signature left probably unintentionally by the artist decorator.
| Dimensions | 3.5 in |
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