
$78 USD Available
Condition: Used / vintage
From CUR 2 - The Curated Cabinet
About this piece
DESCRIPTIONA framed 1976 Vini d'Italia pictorial wine map of Italy, credited in the source to Oscar Conti. The boot-shaped peninsula is densely illustrated in muted blue, teal, ochre, and black, with regional names, wine references, tiny figures, landmarks, ships, and whimsical creatures woven into the geography. Sardinia and Sicily float alongside, while a compass rose, ornamental cartouche, sea monster, and flourished sea labels complete the old-world narrative. The print is presented within a narrow dark brown frame with clipped corners.WORTH NOTINGThis is decorative cartography made for lingering: the closer one looks, the more miniature scenes emerge. The supplied gallery also includes a photographed search-result screen, but it does not establish edition, originality, maker, or value; no such claims are made here. Reflections in the main photo suggest a glazed front, though glazing material and frame construction are not confirmed.MEASUREMENTSOverall framed size is approximately 19–21 in. wide by 27–30 in. high, estimated from photo proportions only. Exact sight and frame dimensions were not supplied.CONDITIONPre-owned. The map shows overall warm toning, scattered spotting/foxing, small marks, and visible horizontal and vertical fold or crease lines. The dark frame has edge and corner wear, including rubbed areas and small losses along the lower edge. Glare limits inspection, and the reverse was not photographed; please review all images.STYLE NOTESGive it the wall above a bar cart, wine cabinet, or breakfast nook, then let the intricate linework reward every refill. Its parchment palette pairs naturally with walnut, aged brass, linen, and shelves of well-traveled cookbooks.FROM THE HOUSEFor anyone who believes a map should lead to dinner, conversation, and perhaps one more bottle—Italy is calling from the wall. ~ Genevieve
SKU: HOG-Gy-HDBG-0251
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