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Lustred Maiolica Dish (Tondino)

Place of OriginGubbio, Umbria, Italy
Dateabout 1520-25
DimensionsDiam: 11 in.
MediumTin-glazed earthenware, known as maiolica; decorated with luster glaze at Gubbio
ClassificationCeramics
Credit LinePurchased with funds from the Libbey Endowment, Gift of Edward Drummond Libbey
Object number
1942.19
On View
Toledo Museum of Art Glass Pavilion (2444 Monroe Street), Glass Pavilion Gallery, 4
DescriptionDecorated in blue and ruby luster on golden field. Mask in center, two winged human-headed monsters at sides
Comparative ReferencesSee also O. Von Falke, Catalogue of the Zschille Collection 1899, No. 88, fig. 8. See also Sale Catalog June 1, 1899, lot 88, p. 20. Rackham Catalogue of Beit Collection Illus. pl. 19b.
Dish:  Silvaggia Diva
Giorgio Andreoli
1531
Plate:  Perseus and Andromeda
Giorgio Andreoli
1527
Jar
late 15th century
Plate:  Roman Warrior
Workshop of Maestro Benedetto Nessus
about 1510
Tile
1494
Trilobed Footed Basin
Orazio Fontana or his Workshop
about 1550-1560
Plate
about 1535-1540
Lusterware Basin
about 1450-70

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