A Wonderful Mid 18thC Italian Painted Pine Chapel Dedication Plaque for the Grassi Family, Dated to 1755

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A Wonderful Mid 18thC Italian Painted Pine Chapel Dedication Plaque for the Grassi Family, Dated to 1755Origin: Italian, Probably Rome Period: Settecento Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1755 Height: 24 Width: 30 Depth: 1. 5 (all in frame) Dating from the Settecento period the mid eighteenth century painted softwood chapel dedication panel in its original pine and gesso frame with hand painted script on a series of five boards headed DOM for Deo Optimo Maximo over a weighty Latin text for the Grassi family surviving from the middle of eighteenth century

the cabinet of rectangular moulded form with ribbed speaker

either side of a staircase or of course as part an aquatic centrepiece

and with some teeth remaining

Hardy was mounted on a hardwood shield in the middle of the twentieth century when he perished due to natural causes

especially being able to verify his original condition and a precise date with which he was pictured with his doting owner

It would prove a difficult task to find an older or larger Polish flag with more charm than this example

and used for dramatic advertising effect

born in Germany in 1915

based in Lancaster

Painted labels such as these were eventually phased out and replaced with labels under glass (LUG) later in the century so as to stop the abrasion of the labels themselves

5” respectively

the participant would have gained three balls for two pennies and would have had to hit two pipes to win their prize

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