Augarten Maria Theresia Hand-Painted Porcelain Dinner Plate
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Laboratorio Paravicini Rocaille Ceramic Dinner Plates (Set of 4)
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Laboratorio Paravicini's Rocaille dinner plates are a playful nod to the Rococo style that adorned 18th-century palaces and gardens. Screen printed in Milan, each one is decorated with wind-blown fronds, stones and the odd winged friend. The refined collection is complete with a darkly romantic hand-painted border.
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Laboratorio Paravicini's Rocaille dinner plates are a playful nod to the Rococo style that adorned 18th-century palaces and gardens. Screen printed in Milan, each one is decorated with wind-blown fronds, stones and the odd winged friend. The refined collection is complete with a darkly romantic hand-painted border.
Product ID: 2206002022
View more from: Laboratorio Paravicini / Dinner plates
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Meet the Maker:
Laboratorio Paravicini
Costanza Paravicini calls her Milan workshop a "wunderkammer" – a gallery of curiosities for connoisseurs of fine hand-painted design. Her ceramic plates are like storybooks with the designs, by her daughters Benedetta and Margherita, hand-painted or silk-screened to depict fantastical scenes of snakes, monkeys and hot air-balloons.
