Bowl - Vintage Gialletti Deruta Byzantine Mosaic Style Majolica Footed Bowl / Centerpiece - Ceramic

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Vintage Gialletti Deruta pedestal bowl in Byzantine mosaic style, a glazed majolica ceramic piece from Deruta, Italy dating to 1950–1960, 36 cm wide, 17 cm high and 28 cm deep, with distinctive twisted turquoise-and-blue mosaic handles and a flared hollow base, and in good condition with small signs of ageing.

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Vintage Gialletti Deruta (Italy) Pedestal Bowl in the Byzantine Mosaic Style

An exquisite and highly decorative vintage majolica pedestal bowl—suitable as a centerpiece or fruit dish—crafted by the renowned Italian workshop Gialletti Deruta. The piece features a distinctive Byzantine mosaic style, with skillful hand-painting that mimics the shimmering texture of authentic *smalto* (glass mosaic tiles). Its intricate pattern combines geometric borders and stylized floral motifs in rich hues: cobalt blue, emerald green, terracotta, and turquoise. The composition stands out against a luxurious gold background with a crackle finish that plays beautifully in the light. Unique twisted handles, adorned with a vibrant turquoise-and-blue mosaic pattern, elegantly frame the shallow bowl and add a striking touch. The bowl rests on a flared hollow base, featuring a decorative motif that echoes the rich mosaic ornamentation of the main body.
Material: Glazed Italian majolica (ceramic) with gilding. Origin: Deruta, Italy. Manufacturer: Gialletti Deruta. Period: Mid-to-late 20th century. Style: Neo-Byzantine.


Photos are part of the description. This item will be carefully packaged with plenty of protective material and in a sturdy shipping box. Shipping is insured and tracked.

Vintage Gialletti Deruta (Italy) Pedestal Bowl in the Byzantine Mosaic Style

An exquisite and highly decorative vintage majolica pedestal bowl—suitable as a centerpiece or fruit dish—crafted by the renowned Italian workshop Gialletti Deruta. The piece features a distinctive Byzantine mosaic style, with skillful hand-painting that mimics the shimmering texture of authentic *smalto* (glass mosaic tiles). Its intricate pattern combines geometric borders and stylized floral motifs in rich hues: cobalt blue, emerald green, terracotta, and turquoise. The composition stands out against a luxurious gold background with a crackle finish that plays beautifully in the light. Unique twisted handles, adorned with a vibrant turquoise-and-blue mosaic pattern, elegantly frame the shallow bowl and add a striking touch. The bowl rests on a flared hollow base, featuring a decorative motif that echoes the rich mosaic ornamentation of the main body.
Material: Glazed Italian majolica (ceramic) with gilding. Origin: Deruta, Italy. Manufacturer: Gialletti Deruta. Period: Mid-to-late 20th century. Style: Neo-Byzantine.


Photos are part of the description. This item will be carefully packaged with plenty of protective material and in a sturdy shipping box. Shipping is insured and tracked.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Italy
Model
Vintage Gialletti Deruta Byzantine Mosaic Style Majolica Footed Bowl / Centerpiece
Material
Ceramic
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
17 cm
Width
36 cm
Depth
28 cm
Estimated period
1950-1960
Sold by
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Objects sold
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