Siena Majolica Dish, Italy, circa 1740, possibly from the workshop of Ferdinand Maria Campani, depicts a soldier, captive and angel, with a 19th C. carved walnut frame
(RIJO2524/2)(WT)
Dimensions: Frame 18 1/2" sq.; Dish 12 3/4" Dia.
Property From the Estate of Richard I Johnson (1925-2020), Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts.
Mr. Johnson's extensive collection of Renaissance and Baroque themed antiques, fine art and stained glass was purchased, mostly in the mid 20th Century, from great Boston area estate collections inspired by the taste of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum.
