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made in Florence, Italy

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000-180-000-313-C
© National Museums Scotland

Plate (1 of 2)

This maiolica plate was made at the Cantagalli factory in Florence in Italy in the early 20th century.

The tin-glazed plate is painted in blue and olive-green with a hilly landscape with two towers on a bridge.

The Cantagalli factory was one of the many factories that specialised in producing 16th-century imitations in the second half of the 19th century. The factory was founded by Ulisse and Giuseppe Cantagalli and is still in production today.


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Online ID: 000-180-000-313-C
Image Rights Holder: National Museums Scotland
Project: 0504: National Museums Scotland Part 2
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Ref: National Museums Scotland  A.1983.790
Date: Early 20th century
Material: Earthenware. Inscription: [A running cockerel] / ITALIA [painted in black]
Dimensions: 21 mm H x 178 mm D
What: Plate
Subject: Ceramics : earthenware : Italy : Cantagalli
Who: Cantagalli, Florence (Maker)
Where: Italy, Florence
Event:
Description: Tin-glazed earthenware plate painted in blue and olive-green with a hilly landscape with two towers on a bridge: Italian, Florence, factory of Cantagalli, early 20th century
References:
  • Curnow, Celia, Italian Maiolica in the National Museums of Scotland. Edinburgh: NMS, 1992 
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