NEOCLASSICAL ELECTROPLATING PLATE. DANCING NYMPHS

Description:
- Plate representing a group of four dancing Nymphs, in the neoclassical style, made at the beginning of the Second Half of the 19th century.
- The artistic quality of the Plate is very high, so the mold has been based on the work of a good sculptor.
- The Plate has a flange in order to facilitate its framing, the measurements of the scene being 8.3 cm. high and 15.7 cm. Wide.
- This Plate seems to be made of copper, although it could be that another metal was used to which a copper bath was later applied.
- The Plate is manufactured with great quality, is very well preserved with minimal wear and has a nice patina.
- It has no Contrast or Badge.

Comments:
- Both the Measurements and the Weight are approximate.

- Very interesting as a collector's item.

- It could be spectacularly framed, in a minimalist decoration, as a decorative element.

- The metal that was most used for the manufacture of parts by the electroplating method was copper, although other types of metals were also used less frequently.

- Although electroplating was a widely used method since the mid-19th century, very few parts are preserved compared to those executed.

- Because differences in shades between photos and reality are inevitable, it must be kept in mind that the tones of the colors of the photos are not exactly the same as the tones of the real colors.

- The Object presents the wear typical of its time, as well as some stains. It has small flaws.

- The data provided here are unconfirmed personal opinions.

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