19th C. Creil French Faience Mort d’Annibal Death Hannibal 9 ¼” Transfer Plate

Description: Collectible early 19th century French faience plate by Creil. The Neoclassical scene features a black transfer print of Mort d’Annibal or the Death of Hannibal, Rome 569, the original copper engraving drawn by Silvestre David Mirys, engraved by Dambrun c. 1800, surrounded by a grapevine band. Plate is incased in a metal frame for hanging and is impressed Creil. Measures 9 1/4” diameter and is in Excellent antique condition free of chips or cracks, note minor wear to the edges and verge from age, please see all photos. A fine addition to any home or collection! Shipping is FREE in the Continental USA. Please email for an international shipping quote. All items come from a smoke free home. Items are usually shipped within 24 hours of receiving payment. Email us your questions and check out our fully stocked eBay Store! Please contact us if you have any questions at all. We are here to help you with your purchase decisions. Please view the total listing as there are more pictures at the bottom of the listing. Shipping Cost, if quoted in the listing, is an estimate and is based upon us using the least expensive way of shipping to you if your address is a street address in the Continental United States Only (48 States), all others (i.e., foreign country, Alaska, and Hawaii residents), please contact us prior to purchase for a shipping quote. Thank you.

Price: 74.99 USD

Location: Aurora, Illinois

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