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Early 19th Century Italian White and Blue Ceramic Holy Water Font
400,00€
Antique shaped Holy Water font from Italy, a white and blue ceramic artwork dating back to early 19th century.
This lovely religious work is decorated with blue vegetal and floral motifs on the font, the IHS central inscription and a cross in the middle, topped by a shell in the upper part and geometrical blue patterns on the edge.
This lovely religious work is made in Northern Italy, Emilia Romagna region and dates back 1810 circa.
It is in good age related condition, wear consistent with age and use, ready to be hanged. See closed-up pictures.
This artwork is shipped from Italy. Under existing legislation, any artwork in Italy created over 70 years ago requires a governative license for export called Belle Arti.
The shipping may require additional 6-8 handling weeks to require and get the license according to the final destination of the artwork.
Measures:
Height 21.6 cm
Width 13.2 cm
Depth 6 cm.
Period: 1800
Article size:
height: 21.6 cm
width: 13.2 cm
depth: 6 cm
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