Rare Portuguese Baroque Tin Glazed Pottery Architectural Azulejo Tile antique print 19th century hand carved white

19th century hand carved white marble sculpture of a lady is an allegorical symbol of hope

supporting six bifurcated branches

half-pilasters and beaded details framing the expertly beveled

Former plaque on house (not included) reads: Built about 1741 by Daniel Henchman on Lincoln Street and for many years owned by John Hancock: Home of Levi Lincoln

is a recent addition and adds comfort to the piece

Rare Portuguese Baroque Tin Glazed Pottery Architectural Azulejo Tile antique print 19th century hand carved whiteDETAILS An early, antique thick tile salvaged from a Baroque period tiled wall mural. Each with one of a kind decoration in cobalt and manganese tin glaze. DATE 17th century DIMENSIONS Width 5. 5 Height 5. 5 inches BROWSE RELATED PRODUCTS