


Frisian Folk Art Painted Tray
Marsoni
M251S
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Frisian Folk Art Painted TrayA handsome oval tray in the Frisian folk art tradition, painted in the style for which this corner of the Netherlands has been celebrated for centuries. The deep crimson field carries a central bouquet of roses and tulips in cream, gold, and deep burgundy, with scrolling foliage spreading outward. The black rim is finished with a fine gold festoon border, and the cut out handles echo the heart motifs that recur throughout Frisian decorative work. The
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