This decorative majolica pedestal, featuring three putti supporting a tray, is an exceptional 19th-century piece. Likely from France or Italy, this remarkable work is unsigned, but its quality speaks for itself.

Detailed description:

• Putti: Three putti, or cherubs, are beautifully sculpted and support a tray. Their features are delicate and finely crafted, demonstrating exceptional artisanal skill.
• Ornamentation: At the feet of the putti, charming green frogs add a touch of fantasy and nature. The whole is adorned with clusters of grapes and vine leaves, symbols of fertility and wealth.
• Functionality: This tray can hold a cup, a cachepot, or a planter, thereby enhancing the ensemble thanks to the height provided by the putti.

Materials:
The work is made of glazed terracotta, a material prized for its durability and refined aesthetic.

Dimensions:

Height: 42 cm
Tray diameter: 35 cm
Base dimensions: 28 cm x 24 cm

Condition: It should be noted that the work has undergone restorations to the base and has a crack on the tray. However, these imperfections do not detract from the beauty and rarity of this piece.

This work is a magnificent example of 19th-century majolica craftsmanship. Its combination of functionality and ornamentation makes it both a practical and decorative object, capable of adding a touch of elegance and refinement to any interior. Despite the restorations and the crack, it remains a rare and precious piece for collectors and art lovers.

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