Hallway Plaques by Renaissance Master Avelli Sell for Over £100,000 at Auction
A pair of 16th-century maiolica plaques by Francesco Xanto Avelli sold at auction for about £100,000. The pieces had hung unnoticed for years in a family's home in Dorset. While seeking expert advice, the family learned the plaques belonged to a notable series depicting the story of Cyrus the Great. The sale highlights how rare and culturally important these Italian Renaissance works are.
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