Small Venetian tray in lacquered wood circa 1750

This small lacquered tray on a light blue background was made in Venice in the 18th century. More precisely around 1750, in the middle of the Louis XV period.

It features a shaped figure all around with figures of flowering racemes drawn on the edge.

In the center we find the figure of a farmhouse painted with plants and birds enclosed within a rocaille frame painted blue.

With the naked eye and against the light it is possible to notice the presence of its creclè. Its dense plot is a further indication of the originality of the 18th century.

We find similar ones published in Venetian lacquerware manuals.