Pair of terracotta brackets depicting two male faces, made by Italian production in the 1700s. Diameter 23 cm, Diameter 20 cm, Height 28 cm. Antique ceramic brackets are fascinating objects that combine functionality with the aesthetics of the past. They represent a piece of furniture and craftsmanship history, and can add a touch of elegance and authenticity to any environment. They were often made of majolica or porcelain, materials that feature detailed decorations and vibrant colors. Craft techniques such as hand-painting, carving, and glazing give uniqueness to each piece. From Baroque to Art Nouveau, passing through Neoclassical, antique brackets reflect the artistic styles of different eras. Floral motifs, landscapes, mythological figures, and scenes of daily life are common in the decorations. Important production centers include Italy (Castelli, Faenza, Naples), France (Limoges), Germany (Meissen), and Spain (Valencia).
Additional details:
- Brand: Ceramica Italiana
- Material: Terracotta
- Period: XVIII Secolo