Vase - Ceramic





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Antique two-handled maiolica vase from Laterza, Taranto, Italy, dating to 1838 with a white-ivory stannifer glaze and a simple brown/manganese decoration, 20 cm in diameter, 22 cm high and 19 cm deep, solidly built and in good used condition with minor signs of age and stains, possibly collectible for Italian folk pottery and antiquities collectors with a potential Parma pickup.
Description from the seller
Splendid and authentic two-handled vase in traditional Maiolica from Laterza (Taranto) dating to the first half of the 19th century.
The piece stands out for the characteristic tin-glaze with a pale white-ivory tone and for its essential, sober decoration in brown/manganese, a hallmark of the utilitarian and pharmacy production of the Laertine tradition.
On one side the date 1838 is brush-painted, while on the opposite side the letters "F.co G." appear, presumably referring to the owner of the period or to the master potter.
The structure is solid, with two ribbon-like handles nicely formed and a rounded, well-balanced belly. An antique piece of great historical charm and high decorative value for collectors of Italian folk maiolica and antiques.
Possible in-person pickup in Parma.
Splendid and authentic two-handled vase in traditional Maiolica from Laterza (Taranto) dating to the first half of the 19th century.
The piece stands out for the characteristic tin-glaze with a pale white-ivory tone and for its essential, sober decoration in brown/manganese, a hallmark of the utilitarian and pharmacy production of the Laertine tradition.
On one side the date 1838 is brush-painted, while on the opposite side the letters "F.co G." appear, presumably referring to the owner of the period or to the master potter.
The structure is solid, with two ribbon-like handles nicely formed and a rounded, well-balanced belly. An antique piece of great historical charm and high decorative value for collectors of Italian folk maiolica and antiques.
Possible in-person pickup in Parma.

