Rare 19th Century Sicilian Commedia dell'arte Rod Puppet

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A great early 19th century Sicilian Commedia dell'arte rod puppet. Carved and polychrome painted wood with cloth wrapped extremities, hand sewn embroideries, inset glass eyes and a large heavy gauge steel suspension rod. Displayed on a high quality custom made base. Circa 1825. Dimensions: Actual puppet measures 39 inches high. The overall height with display base and suspension rod is 60 inches. ********************************************** About Us: Specializing in Spanish colonial and Mexican folk art, Colonial Arts offers a unique collection that has been carefully hand selected for quality, craftsmanship, artistic merit and design. Our philosophy is based on basic principles of authenticity, condition, great service and a pride in the pieces we sell. Colonial Arts is a member of the Antique Dealers Association of California and the Antique Tribal Art Dealers Association. Each item in our catalogue is guaranteed to be authentic. Colonial Arts started as a cyber enterprise 1998 and subsequently opened its first brick and mortar location on Union Street in San Francisco’s North Beach Neighborhood. Today Colonial Arts is situated in the San Francisco design center in a historic brick and timber building. The focus of the gallery continues to be high quality Spanish colonial and vintage folk art from Spain, Mexico and the Americas. We encourage you to spend a moment, click the buttons, browse our extensive catalog, ask questions and discover the beauty and inspiration inherent in these rare art forms. Please bookmark this page. We are adding content, updating information, and posting new inventory frequently. Please visit our website, www.colonialarts.com for more of our latest offerings. ********************************************** Other available offerings and keyword: Mexican lacquerware, Guatemalan textiles, Spanish table, coffer, Mexican trunk, Shipibo, reliquary, tribal rug, Cuzco school painting, bulto, sombrero, betel nut, serape, saltillo, Crucifix, Cristo, Chalice, Commode, Armoire, Chairs, Candlesticks, Candelabra, Spratling, coconut bank, crown, corona, bargueno, vargueno, nicho, madonna, virgin, columns, lusterware, hispano moresque, baroque, Cusco, Peruvian, mask, Mexico, santo, tribal rug, anatolian, bench, bed, bowl, plate, charger, tonala, tlaquepaque, religious, majolica, faience, pottery, tile, icon, Syrian, Persian, Mexico, Peru, Bolivia, ivory, french, italian, santo, santos, saint

Dimensions:
Height: 60 in (152.4 cm)
Materials and Techniques:
Carved
Place of Origin:
Italy
Period:
19th Century
Date of Manufacture:
Circa 1825
Condition:
In original antique condition with scattered paint loss.
Seller Location:
San Francisco, CA
Reference Number:
1stDibs: U1010188476496

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