Lot Details
Lot 1214
Set of Twelve Piero Fornasetti Transfer-Print Decorated Porcelain Recipe Plates
From the Specialita Milanesi, Specialita Romane and Specialita Napolitane Series, circa 1960-70
Each with a white center decorated with an Italian architectural landmark and a traditional recipe, gilt rim, variously signed and numbered. Diameter 9 3/8 inches.
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Estimate: $1,000 - $2,000
Sold for $1,187 (includes buyer's premium)
Additional Notes & Condition Report
Comprising:
Milanesi Plates:
Titled: Porta Nuova and Cotolette Alla Milanese (No. 3)
Titled: Ponte Di Corso Venezia and Frittura "Piccada" (No. 10)
Titled: Porta Ticinese and Il Panettone (No. 6)
Titled: Porta Romana and Risotto Alla Milanese (No. 1)
Titled: Ponte Delle Sirene and Riso In "Cagnon" (No. 7)
Titled: Ponte Di Via Olocati and Gnocchi (No. 8)
Titled: Porta Magenta and Osso Buco (No. 4)
Titled: Porta Venezia and La Busecca (No. 5)
Titled: Ponte All'Ospedale and La "Cazzoeula" (No. 9)
Titled: Ponte Di S. Cristoforo and Tortelli (No. 12)
Ramone Plate:
Titled: Obelisco Della Fontana Dei Fiumi A Piazza Navona and Fettucini Alla Romana (No. 1)
Napolitane Plate:
Titled: Cetera and Mozzarella in Carroza (No. 3)
Condition: each plate appears to be in generally, good, undamaged condition; no apparent rim chips, hairline cracks, flake losses to foot rings, etc.; the centers appear to be pretty much scratch free; wear and rubbing to gilding, some more so than others, consistent with age, usage and handling
Any condition statement is given as a courtesy to a client, is an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact and Doyle New York shall have no responsibility for any error or omission. Please contact the specialist department to request further information or additional images that may be available.
Milanesi Plates:
Titled: Porta Nuova and Cotolette Alla Milanese (No. 3)
Titled: Ponte Di Corso Venezia and Frittura "Piccada" (No. 10)
Titled: Porta Ticinese and Il Panettone (No. 6)
Titled: Porta Romana and Risotto Alla Milanese (No. 1)
Titled: Ponte Delle Sirene and Riso In "Cagnon" (No. 7)
Titled: Ponte Di Via Olocati and Gnocchi (No. 8)
Titled: Porta Magenta and Osso Buco (No. 4)
Titled: Porta Venezia and La Busecca (No. 5)
Titled: Ponte All'Ospedale and La "Cazzoeula" (No. 9)
Titled: Ponte Di S. Cristoforo and Tortelli (No. 12)
Ramone Plate:
Titled: Obelisco Della Fontana Dei Fiumi A Piazza Navona and Fettucini Alla Romana (No. 1)
Napolitane Plate:
Titled: Cetera and Mozzarella in Carroza (No. 3)
Condition: each plate appears to be in generally, good, undamaged condition; no apparent rim chips, hairline cracks, flake losses to foot rings, etc.; the centers appear to be pretty much scratch free; wear and rubbing to gilding, some more so than others, consistent with age, usage and handling
Any condition statement is given as a courtesy to a client, is an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact and Doyle New York shall have no responsibility for any error or omission. Please contact the specialist department to request further information or additional images that may be available.
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