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Old 1st January 2022, 02:08 PM   #1
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My guess would be Florentine. I have this octagonal vase which I found was made in Florence.
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My guess would be Florentine.
Ta ... old chum .
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Old 9th January 2022, 12:22 PM   #3
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The repoussé high relief decoration are classical, inspired by late Roman style.

It would be quite difficult to precisely locate this plate as this type of decorations were widely used throughout Europe.
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... It would be quite difficult to precisely locate this plate as this type of decorations were widely used throughout Europe.
Yes, i guess so, Marius
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