A fine late 19th-century Portuguese José Alves Cunha (active c. 1860–1885) Palissy majolica decorative charger
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A fine late 19th-century Portuguese José Alves Cunha (active c. 1860–1885) Palissy majolica decorative charger, featuring molded relief coiled snakes and lizards fighting each other over a textured mossy grass ground, surrounded by insect motifs, impressed to base, 27.5cm in diameter, condition consistent with age and use, with two areas of glaze damage to the rim and to the head of the smallest lizard, together with a small section of fixed repair to the rim of the base.
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