Three Montelupo chargers, 17th century

one painted with a gentleman walking with a staff, another with a gentleman standing holding two swords raised, and a larger example with a gentleman riding a horse holding two swords raised, each in a minimal landscape reserved against bright ochre-yellow sky,

The dish with a gentleman walking with a staff, A flake of glaze loss at 7 o'clock, some scattered glaze loss to the reverse, The dish with a gentleman holding two swords, pierced through at 12 o'clock, two chips to center of dish, possibly resulting from firing flaws. The larger dish, drilled twice, two chips to the center, possibly resulting from firing flaws, a glaze flake at 2 o'clock, otherwise typical glaze loss to rim.
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