A trio of 18th-century Italian tazzas, hand-carved from warm alabaster with soft golden veining and classically inspired egg-and-dart rims. Each bowl rests atop a squared pedestal base, offering subtle variation in size and proportion that enhances their sculptural rhythm when grouped. These delicate ornamental vessels reflect the refinement of Italian artisanship in the late Baroque to early Neoclassical period.
Details:
Origin: Italy Date: Circa 1750 Medium: Carved alabaster Dimensions: Approx. 3.5 H x 4.5 W x 4.5 D (largest piece)
