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805 - Felice Clerici or Pasquale Rubati Manufactory, Milan, second half of the 18th century. A lot comprising three circular majolica plates, polychrome painted with the "pagoda" or "carabiniere" pattern, together with an "ostrich" ("allo struzzo") plate in polychrome majolica and gold, featuring a wading bird, possibly an ostrich, positioned between a willow tree and a lotus flower (maximum diameter 23 cm) (defects and hairlines).
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Felice Clerici or Pasquale Rubati Manufactory, Milan, second half of the 18th century. A lot comprising three circular majolica plates, polychrome painted with the "pagoda" or "carabiniere" pattern, together with an "ostrich" ("allo struzzo") plate in polychrome majolica and gold, featuring a wading bird, possibly an ostrich, positioned between a willow tree and a lotus flower (maximum diameter 23 cm) (defects and hairlines). For comparison, see: R. Ausenda (ed.), Museo d’Arti Applicate. Le ceramiche, vol. II, Milan 2001, p. 300 n. 307. IT * Manifattura di Felice Clerici o Pasquale Rubati, Milano, seconda metà del secolo XVIII. Lotto composto da tre piatti circolari in maiolica dipinta in policromia secondo il decoro "alla pagoda" o "al carabiniere" uniti ad un piatto "allo struzzo" in maiolica policroma e oro, caratterizzato dalla raffigurazione di un volatile trampoliere, forse uno struzzo, posto tra un albero di salice ed un fiore di loto (d. max cm 23) (difetti e felature) Per confronto si veda: R. Ausenda (a cura di), Museo d’Arti Applicate. Le ceramiche, vol. II, Milano 2001, pag. 300 n. 307
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