- Popular enameled earthenware bowl. Probably Grenadine, although it could be made in the Spanish Levante. - The bowl responds to a hollow spherical cap, with a rounded lip. - The Lip is not perfectl...


- Popular enameled earthenware bowl. Probably Grenadine, although it could be made in the Spanish Levante.
- The bowl responds to a hollow spherical cap, with a rounded lip.
- The Lip is not perfectly circular, and its horizontality is not precise either, with irregular dimensions.
- Its execution is manual, having on the inside concave the three marks of the support points of the three-leg support for cooking, while its convex outer face does not have any type of mark.
- It is enameled in light beige color, smooth on the inside concave face, and with irregular fleurons, of brown and green colors, on the convex outer face, close to the lip.
- For the characteristics of the ceramic, we believe that at least it is from the Second Half of the 19th century, with the probability that it could be from the previous period.
- It does not have any Distinctive that can identify it.
- It is a rare piece to find with this quality and conservation, since it does not have any friction, blow, hair or breakage.

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$ 236.00

 Autor
Unknown
 Period
Second half of XIX Century
 Material
Glazed earthenware
 Measures
[Height x Width x Depth]  1.50 x 5.24 x 5.20 inc.
 Weight
8.61 oz
Conservation
Very good

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