P. Ipsen 19thC Danish Terracotta Classical Relief Plaque Wedgwood

P. Ipsen 19thC Danish Terracotta Classical Relief Plaque WedgwoodAn attractive and scarce 19thcentury terracotta wall plaque attributed to the celebrated Danish art pottery of P. Ipsens Enke, presented in a period glazed frame and ready to hang. The circular plaque measures approximately 22 cm in diameter and is mounted within a square frame of about 27 cm, giving a compact format that is easy to display in a wide variety of interiors. The plaque is executed in warm, unglazed redbrown terracotta, characteristic of

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finely modelled with a portrait of Queen of France Marie-Antoinette

It remains very presentable and ready to enjoy

crafted in the coveted Bitossi style

Pattern/Subject: “Maternal Affection” – classical mother and child scene

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Introduced in the 18th century and famously supplied to Queen Charlotte

suggesting a function for sauces or relishes rather than soup

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this cup brings a sense of luxury