19th Century Etruscan Style Wedgwood Vase

Name: 19th Century Etruscan Style Wedgwood Vase
Brand: Ladrón de Guevara Fine Arts
SKU: cmna4w1je00r5nky3i0n6u5c3
Price: 2800 EUR
Availability: InStock

Decorative Objects · 19th Century

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Antique Wedgwood vase in Etruscan style, made of ceramic. This vase features an encaustic painting technique, where melted beeswax is used to apply color pigments. After application, the vase is heated to permanently fix the colors. This technique provides a special shine and notable durability to the piece. Dimensions are 34 cm in height, 30 cm in width, and 25 cm in depth.

Suggested uses

Decorative vase in a living room

Centerpiece in a dining room

Collectible item in a display case

Accessory in a study or office

Century: 19th Century
Material: Ceramic
Dimensions: 25 cm × 34 cm × 30 cm
Listed on: 28 March 2026

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Arte y antigüedades de alta calidad en Madrid

Madrid, Spain

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