Relief Plate St. Peter's Square Rome Vatican Johan Maresch Austria A-9
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From a private collection in the customer order is offered:
Relief plate from Siderolith With the view of the St. Peter's Square in Rome. about 1880.
AUf the back numbered and denoted: JM for Johan Maresch.
Johann Maresch (1821 - 1914) is known for ceramic and terracotta figures, he joined Adolf Bähr in 1845, who recorded the first production of household items from Siderolith in Aussig in 1841. Siderolith is a white or colored, plastic tone that is prepared, shaped and burned sharply in the same way as to earthenware.
Dimensions: approx. 32 x 5.8 cm. Total weight: 1 130 grams.
Good used condition, age -related signs of wear, small defects on the ground edge (see photos)
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From a private collection in the customer order is offered: Relief plate from Siderolith With the view of the St. Peter's Square in Rome. about 1880. AUf the back numbered and denoted: JM for Johan Maresch. Johann Maresch (1821 - 1914) is known for ceramic and terracotta figures, he joined Adolf Bähr in 1845, who recorded the first production of household items from Siderolith in Aussig in 1841. Siderolith is a white or colored, plastic tone that is prepared, shaped and burned sharply in the same way as to earthenware. Dimensions: approx. 32 x 5.8 cm. Total weight: 1 130 grams. Good used condition, age -related signs of wear, small defects on the ground edge (see photos)
Photos are the part of the description