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Grenadine bowl. S.XVIII. Crockery.

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Author:
Unknown

Period:
Second half of XVIII Century

Material:
Crockery

Measures:
[Height x Width x Depth] 5.04 x 4.92 x 1.73 inc.

Weight:
6.91 oz

Conservation:
Very good

Ref.: CV-G3SV-A-I-M

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Description:
Beautiful Grenadine. It is a pretty bowl, made of Loza of dark tone, approaching the terracotta. It is a popular ceramics of Granada. It has glazed clay with a gray background and blue motifs. It clearly has both the front and the back, the three marks of the supports for cooking. These marks are not so marked after the eighteenth century, until they become virtually undetectable. The data provided here are unconfirmed personal opinions.

Comments:
Bowls are the rarest pieces of popular pottery.

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Grenadine bowl. S.XVIII. Crockery.

Author: Unknown

Period: Second half of XVIII Century

Material: Crockery

Measures: [Height x Width x Depth] 5.04 x 4.92 x 1.73 inc.

Weight: 6.91 oz

Conservation: Very good