800
25x15 H30cm.
Pair of Neapolitan vases in enamelled majolica depicting pastoral scenes, dating back to the late 19th century.
The body is ovoid and tapers downwards, resting on a moulded disc base, while the neck has a cylindrical shape with a slightly everted rim.
The handles are shaped like intertwined sea serpents decorated with blue and white zebra geometric patterns.
The main scenes depict shepherds in traditional clothes immersed in rural landscapes.
General Condition: Excellent condition.
Provenance: Naples, late 19th century.
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