Large Spanish Fajalauza Lebrillo Granada Bowl Late 18th/ Early 19th Century

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Large Spanish Fajalauza Lebrillo Granada Bowl Late 18th/ Early 19th CenturyA large and striking late 18th to Early 19th century Spanish Fajalauza lebrillo from Granada. The production of such beautiful glazed terracotta Lebrillo bowls known as Fajalauza, date back to early 16th Century Granada, and were created particularly in the Albayzn, a district of Granada. These traditional and humble banal forms have become an emblem of the city. Created for domestic use, they are a simple non noble objects connected to everyday life

This beautifully romantic curved back bench is inspired by the style of Italian Renaissance gardens

Maioliche Seicento e Settecento

one 17th Century and one late Medieval

“From latin aurea *"golden" referencing the disk of light surrounding the heads of sacred figures

This set is in remarkable condition

Additionally the work bears the signature mark of its maker

This huge highly unusually shaped cylindrical lead cistern was created in 1838/1839 by English maker F

A rare and wonderful example of Venetian Rococo design

This poignant moment is often referred to as being ‘touched by Angels’

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Classical figures adorn a deep frieze carved with a mythological bas-relief: a half-draped female figure Iphigenia seated below a statue of a goddess on a high plinth

The piece has a wonderful patina which has been created in well over 100 years

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