Vintage Venetian "Bacco Frutta" 3D Ceramic Mask Wall

Vintage Venetian "Bacco Frutta" 3D Ceramic Mask Wall Sculpture – Custom Framed Up for sale is a stunning, authentic Italian "Bacco Frutta" (Bacchus Fruit) 3D wall sculpture, beautifully showcased in a professional custom frame. Inspired by Bacchus, the ancient Roman god of wine and agriculture, this piece features a classical Venetian Volto (face) mask split with an elegant dual-color scheme: a creamy porcelain white on one side and a brilliant, hand-painted metallic amber-gold on the other. Unlike cheaper papier-mâché alternatives, this high-end collector's piece is crafted entirely out of heavy glazed ceramic (majolica style). The face is crowned by a magnificent, high-gloss arrangement of swooping green ceramic ribbons, textured strawberries, rich clusters of grapes, apples, and a dangling pear. The sculpture is securely mounted on a textured, earth-toned backing inside a premium, deep-profile shadow box frame. The back of the frame features professional framing points and heavy-duty braided hanging wire with D-ring brackets, making it completely ready to hang safely on your wall. Item Details & Specifications • Title: Bacco Frutta 3D Framed Ceramic Mask Sculpture • Origin: Inspired by traditional Venetian carnival designs / Handcrafted Italian style • Material: Fine glazed ceramic / Italian pottery • Frame Dimensions: 23" x 19" (Height x Width) • 3D Sculpture Dimensions: Approx. 13" x 12" x 3" (Deep relief profile) • Weight: Heavy, substantial gallery piece Condition • Sculpture: Excellent vintage condition. The delicate ceramic elements are entirely intact. There are absolutely no chips, cracks, hairline fractures, or repairs to the intricate fruit stems, face, or ribbon edges. • Frame & Backing: Good structural condition. The backing board is flat, clean, and entirely free of warping or water damage. The wood frame shows only minor, standard vintage handling marks on the outer edges consistent with age, which do not distract from the primary artwork Nearest intersection Younge Street and Stelees Avenue