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Art (SW Denver)
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1. Decorative porcelain plate
The outer rim is elaborately decorated with classical or rococo-style scenes, likely inspired by 18th-century European art, featuring cherubs, pastoral figures, and ornate foliage. The inner area showcases floral motifs surrounded by gold rococo scrollwork.
Style: The imagery and design are strongly reminiscent of Meissen, Dresden, or Sevres porcelain, which were known for their detailed hand-painted decoration and often mythological or romantic themes.
Framing: The plate is displayed in a shadow box, which suggests it is intended as a collectible or display piece rather than functional China. Often European, likely German or French, from the late 19th to early 20th century.
2. Abstract Paintings (2)
Two paintings, both probably a contemporary or mid-century abstract painter, given the expressive, small-format composition. Likely by an artist named Laurie, possibly Laurie Maitland or Laurie Fields, based on signature style.
Framing: Mounted in a deep gold-textured frame: The style looks intentionally vintage or mid-century modern.