Victorian tazza, white faience, United Kingdom, 19th c.
390 PLN
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ABOUT PRODUCTID 6135
This tall faience tazza from Great Britain, dating to the second half of the 19th century, embodies the refined character of Victorian tableware. The structure features an elevated bowl set atop a slender stem with a square base, crowned by an undulating, scalloped rim. The primary hue is a cool, milky white, enriched with deep cobalt flow blue decoration that softly blurs along the edges and central area. Floral and organic motifs are distributed around the rim and base, while ornate, openwork handles with delicate gilding frame the piece. The faience has a smooth, glazed texture, with fine, visible crazing and subtle discoloration—especially on the gilded and edge areas. The craftsmanship is meticulous, highlighting hand-painted details and the precision of the pierced handles. The piece remains in very good, authentic condition, with all original elements, only minor wear, and a natural patina in keeping with its 19th-century origins. This tazza seems to echo the narrative of late Victorian England, an era when even everyday objects were infused with a sense of decorative artistry. The gently blurred flow blue evokes misty gardens and drawing rooms where the art of the table was a form of spectacle. Hand-painted floral scrolls and organic tendrils, along with the gilded openwork handles, recall a time when function was seamlessly intertwined
DIMENSION
Height20 cm
Depth27 cm
Width30 cm
Dimension details
Width30 cm
Height20 cm
Depth27 cm
Weight1 kg
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