50x50cms Grille from STIBBERT Museum in Florence cast-iron manhole

50x50cms Grille from STIBBERT Museum in Florence cast-iron manhole

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Our cast iron reproduction
The method of production is by firing in the ground as in the 1800 era.

this is one of the most beautiful grilles that I has found in my life
Guido Frilli 08/08/2008

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280,00 €



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Height 19.69 in 50 cm
Width 19.69 in 50 cm
Thickness 0.79 in 2 cm
Weight 48.5 lbs 22 Kg
Manufacturing Recuperando srl
Material Cast-iron

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Thomas Stibbert left Norfolk for Italy. He lived in Rome, then in Florence, where he met his future wife, Giulia Cafaggi. Their son Frederick was born in 1838 in Florence. He was educated in Cambridge but he didn't like the severe regime there. Althought his family had a strong military tradition, Frederick only served in the Trentino campaign in 1866. In 1859, on maturity, he received his inheritance. He invested it wisely with commitment and diligence. Being an enthusiastic collector he trasformed his Villa in Montughi anf fulfilled his dreams with his own museum.


 

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