A Pair of Italian Renaissance Turned and Carved Walnut Altar Vases
Lombardy or Emilia c.1570–1600

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A Pair of Italian Renaissance Turned and Carved Walnut Altar Vases Lombardy or Emilia c.1570–1600Turned from solid walnut and finely carved with bold acanthus leaves, beadwork, and leafy interlace, each vase demonstrates the masterful dialogue between turning and carving that characterises Northern Italian craftsmanship. The hollow interiors show tool marks from hand gouging, while the undersides retain early museum inventory labels attesting to their long documented history. The rich, honeyed patina and crisp carving speak to centuries of

These would make a wonderful addition to a 'John Soane's' style collection

1960 Sizes approximate

making her blend into your garden as if she had always been there

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The entire set is housed within its’ original expansive circular terrace made up of huge sectional slabs

Original painting in raw pigments and oils by artist Chloë Holt RCA FRSA

The Abbey’s origins date back to as early as AD 675

They feature two curved nymphs as handles which are reminiscent of the Art Nouveau

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