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Tazza, with Cover, in Silver set with Jewels
John Charles Robinson · 1824-1913
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Why is this public domain? John Charles Robinson died in 1913; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A lithographic plate shows a covered tazza in silver, its cup and domed lid decorated with embossed scrollwork, cherubic figures, and red and green gemstones. The cover is crowned by a small cherub holding a shallow dish, and the stem ends in a sphere with a relief of a reclining figure.
