Elio Schiavon - Jug - Ceramic





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Italian studio ceramic jug dating to the 1960s, handmade and signed on the base, 24 cm high with a tall sculpted neck and a solid handle, decorated with a stylised figurative motif in brown, ochre, and iron-red tones, and in very good condition with a small chip on the upper rim.
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Italian mid-century ceramic pitcher attributed to Schiavon, 1960s.
Handmade and signed on the bottom, this 24 cm pitcher features a high, sculptural neck, a solid handle, and a stylized figurative motif on the body, typical of postwar Venetian production.
The warm palette — brown, ochre, and iron red — recalls the tradition of Italian studio pottery, while the glossy surface and hand-painted details give the piece a strong decorative presence.
Condition: very good. There is a small chip on the upper rim, as shown in the last photo; it does not compromise stability or overall aesthetics.
Height: 24 cm
Origin: Italy, studio ceramics (Schiavon)
A refined example of Italian artistic pottery, ideal for collectors, mid-century design lovers, and for carefully curated contemporary spaces.
Italian mid-century ceramic pitcher attributed to Schiavon, 1960s.
Handmade and signed on the bottom, this 24 cm pitcher features a high, sculptural neck, a solid handle, and a stylized figurative motif on the body, typical of postwar Venetian production.
The warm palette — brown, ochre, and iron red — recalls the tradition of Italian studio pottery, while the glossy surface and hand-painted details give the piece a strong decorative presence.
Condition: very good. There is a small chip on the upper rim, as shown in the last photo; it does not compromise stability or overall aesthetics.
Height: 24 cm
Origin: Italy, studio ceramics (Schiavon)
A refined example of Italian artistic pottery, ideal for collectors, mid-century design lovers, and for carefully curated contemporary spaces.

