Raymor - Aldo Londi - Vase - Ceramic





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Description from the seller
Rare cylindrical vase with horizontal bands in glazed majolica ceramic.
Manufacture: Bitossi Ceramiche (Italy).
Period distribution: Raymor (USA), original label present on the base.
Historical model: 8502.
Weight: 1.7 kg
Dimensions: Height ~24.5 cm | Diameter ~13 cm
Historical and collector details:
This particular stepped model with gradations from deep brown to ochre yellow represents a limited series and is rarely available on the mid-century modern market. The piece retains the iconic yellow 'Raymor' label, which together with the acronym 'BIT' and the handwritten code 8502 certifies its authenticity.
Condition Report:
The item is in good vintage condition, solid and structurally sound. No restorations or hairline cracks are present. Small glaze skips/chips from age-related wear are noted on the protruding edges of the horizontal bands (carefully review the macro photos included in the gallery). A very common defect on these ceramics that does not affect its collectible value.
Rare cylindrical vase with horizontal bands in glazed majolica ceramic.
Manufacture: Bitossi Ceramiche (Italy).
Period distribution: Raymor (USA), original label present on the base.
Historical model: 8502.
Weight: 1.7 kg
Dimensions: Height ~24.5 cm | Diameter ~13 cm
Historical and collector details:
This particular stepped model with gradations from deep brown to ochre yellow represents a limited series and is rarely available on the mid-century modern market. The piece retains the iconic yellow 'Raymor' label, which together with the acronym 'BIT' and the handwritten code 8502 certifies its authenticity.
Condition Report:
The item is in good vintage condition, solid and structurally sound. No restorations or hairline cracks are present. Small glaze skips/chips from age-related wear are noted on the protruding edges of the horizontal bands (carefully review the macro photos included in the gallery). A very common defect on these ceramics that does not affect its collectible value.

