Mid-19th century planter with King Ferdinand II monogram
Description
- Category: furniture
- Type: planter
- Artist: – , Ferdinand IV porcelain
- Year: 1850-60
- Origin: Naples
- Material: Gilded wood, porcelain, velvet
- Technique: cabinet-making, gilding, modeling
- Style: neobaroque
- Dimensions HxWxD: 159x76cm
Located into : Antechamber (called the Room of Spring)
Description
Neo-Baroque planter in gilded wood in the shape of a tripod, with porcelain on which, in one case, there is the monogram of King Ferdinand II.
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