Accession Nr.: 52.3645.1
Date of production:
early 17th century
Place of production: Switzerland
Materials: fired clay
Techniques: covered with green lead-glaze; with sculpted decoration
Dimensions:
height: 24,2 cm
width: 21,6 cm
thickness: 8,7 cm
The square-shaped front is decorated with the figure of King David, holding a lute, in an arched architectural framework of herms and columns. To the left are some dishes, and to the right, in the background a town can be seen. The arch is tapped by a roll decoration the upper corners are decorated with angel heads. A companion piece is exhibited with Inv. No. 52.3654.

Literature

  • Szerk.: Péter Márta: Reneszánsz és manierizmus. Az európai iparművészet korszakai. Iparművészeti Múzeum, Budapest, 1988. - Nr. 344. (Cserey Éva)