- Porcelain stoneware tray with bunches of grapes at the ends. - The material, porcelain stoneware, is a compact, non-porous paste substance, characterised by a very low level of absorption. It is mad...

- Porcelain stoneware tray with bunches of grapes at the ends.
- The material, porcelain stoneware, is a compact, non-porous paste substance, characterised by a very low level of absorption. It is made from a sandy clay which, thanks to high temperatures, manages to take on its compact shape, strength and impermeability. It has its original colour and is resistant to temperature changes.
- The tray is rectangular in shape, with a smooth bottom.
- The sides of the tray are decorated with two beautiful bunches of grapes, which gives it a very nice aesthetic result.
- The two bunches are almost identical, made of silver-plated metal.
- The artistic quality of the bunches of grapes is very high, made with elegance and care.
- On the back of the tray a stamp of: Cunill Orfebres next to the word, ceramic.
- The underside of the base of the tray is completely smooth.
- The company Cunill Orfebres, originally from Barcelona, closed its doors a few years ago.
- It is very important that the object has a Distinctive, Mark or Contrast, in order to be able to identify data such as its maker, the place where it was made and other details.

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$ 259.60

 Autor
Unknown
 Period
First half of XX Century
 Material
Porcelain stoneware
 Measures
27,8 x 15 x 3,2 cm
 Weight
767 gr.
Conservation
Very good

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