Anderson Manor Collection
18th-Century Coimbra Statue Dish
18th-Century Coimbra Statue Dish
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SKU:PL129
This rare and highly collectible statue dish from the esteemed Coimbra factory represents the exquisite ceramic artistry of 18th-century Portugal. With its intricate detailing in black and grey tones, this dish showcases a central scene featuring a statue, framed by a lush floral border that speaks to the period's ornamental style. This piece is not only a testament to Portugal’s rich ceramic heritage but also a captivating artifact of historical significance.
Key Design Elements:
Central Statue Motif: At the heart of the dish is a finely illustrated statue scene, set amidst a background of architectural elements and verdant landscapes. This detailed depiction invites the viewer into a world of classic Portuguese art, capturing a scene that blends nature and human achievement.
Ornate Floral Border: The border is adorned with an intricate floral design, typical of Coimbra's ceramic tradition. The delicate arrangement of flowers and vines creates a harmonious frame that accentuates the central artwork and enhances the dish’s refined aesthetic.
Authentic Marking: The back of the dish features authentic markings indicative of the Coimbra factory, underscoring its origin and adding to its historical value. For collectors, this marking serves as a valuable attribute, affirming its authenticity as an early edition from Coimbra.
Condition and Appeal:
In remarkably good condition for its age, this statue dish has been well-preserved, showing only minor wear that is consistent with its 18th-century origins. The clarity of the design and depth of color have been retained, making this piece a standout addition to any collection of antique ceramics or a sophisticated display item.
The Anderson Manor Collection is delighted to present this distinguished Coimbra statue dish, selected for its cultural and artistic heritage. This piece embodies the elegance and historical craftsmanship of Portuguese ceramics, making it a timeless artifact for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
Circa 1700s
Origin: Coimbra, Portugal
Diameter: Standard dish size
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