Majolica Plates, Italy
Lot of 3 late 19th century Italian majolica plates. Decor…

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Majolica Plates, Italy Lot of 3 late 19th century Italian majolica plates. Decorated with scenes of figures and animals. One plate set in a wooden frame decorated with marquetry work. Diameter (without frame): 25-40.5 cm. One plate is signed. Minute flaws, old repairs. The frame plate has not been examined out of the frame.

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Majolica Plates, Italy

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