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AN ITALIAN SILVER BOAR-FORM MEAT DISH AND COVER
AN ITALIAN SILVER BOAR-FORM MEAT DISH AND COVER

MARK OF FRATELLI LISI E FIGLI, FLORENCE, 20TH CENTURY

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AN ITALIAN SILVER BOAR-FORM MEAT DISH AND COVER
MARK OF FRATELLI LISI E FIGLI, FLORENCE, 20TH CENTURY
In the Buccellati style, the dish oval, with deep well, textured ground and rustic branch handles, the cover formed as a boar with textured fur, amid oak leaves and acorns, marked on leaf *615FL
23 in. (58.4 cm.) long; 97 oz. (3,019 gr.)
来源
Bullocks Wilshire, 1984

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The Bullocks Wilshire invoice from 1984 describes this wild boar meat dish as the work of Buccellati, suggesting that Fratelli Lisi was one of the suppliers to Buccellati of their signature works in the naturalistic style. Founded in Florence after the Second World War, Fratelli Lisi is particularly well-known for their silver animals with life-like "fur," a technique which speaks for Lisi's mastery of their craft.