Insignia of Italian restaurant two crayfish in Bologna - majolica

Insignia of Italian restaurant two crayfish in Bologna - majolica

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Large majolica tile our production.
Hand-painted on antique original biscuit, aluminum oxide and manganese.
It reproduces the sign of the Osteria Bolognese "LI DVE GAMBARI" located in the Piazzola del Carbone in Bologna.
Probably, if we exclude Greek and Roman signs, it is the oldest known sign of a tavern.

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Height 11.81 in 30 cm
Width 11.42 in 29 cm
Thickness 0.98 in 2,5 cm
Weight 8.82 lbs 4 Kg
Manufacturing Recuperando srl
Material Maiolica / Majolica

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Which crayfish was referred the Oste, who about five hundred years ago advertised his "Good Gambari" in Bologna?
It is the now rare Austropotamobius pallipes italicus (the white-footed shrimp), the Italic crayfish.
Once very common in Italy, crayfish has been very rare in the last forty years due to pollution, mainly due to pollution caused by pesticides, and the destruction of the habitat in which it lives, until it becomes really rare.


 

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