Bassano - vincenzo - Vase - Majolica - Signed and bearing the trademark of

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Italian maiolica lidded vase (potiche) by Vincenzo of the Bassano/Nove tradition, circa 1900–1920, cobalt blue on white with a bucolic landscape, weighs 1122 g, height 24 cm, maximum width 20 cm and body diameter 15 cm, signed and bearing the floral factory mark, in good used condition with age-related wear and historical chips.

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Splendid and elegant lidded vase (potiche) in Italian maiolica ceramic from a historic period, superb testimony to high maiolica craftsmanship (Venetian school of Nove/Bassano). The piece is entirely hand-formed and hand-painted in cobalt blue on a white ground, with a refined bucolic landscape motif. The ovoid body is embellished with important, sinuous serpentine-twisted handles that terminate in expressive relief grotesques. The piece is signed by the author ("Vincenzo...") on the front of the scene and bears the floral stemmaker’s mark beneath the base. A unique and unrepeatable work of art, perfect for antique ceramic collectors.
Material: Tin-glazed maiolica ceramic
Conditions: Excellent age-related conditions. It shows the natural and dense crazing of the glaze (craquelé) and slight historical edge chipping of the raw base and rim, typical elements that attest to its authenticity. No modern restoration.
Author: Vincenzo (Manifattura stile Nove/Bassano)
Era: Late 19th century / Early 20th century (circa 1900-1920)
Dimensions: Height 24 cm, Maximum width 20 cm, Body diameter 15 cm
Weight: 1122 grams
Shipping method: Tracked shipping with professional ultra-safe packaging (double box with ample bubble wrap and polystyrene) to ensure maximum integrity of the fragile item.

Splendid and elegant lidded vase (potiche) in Italian maiolica ceramic from a historic period, superb testimony to high maiolica craftsmanship (Venetian school of Nove/Bassano). The piece is entirely hand-formed and hand-painted in cobalt blue on a white ground, with a refined bucolic landscape motif. The ovoid body is embellished with important, sinuous serpentine-twisted handles that terminate in expressive relief grotesques. The piece is signed by the author ("Vincenzo...") on the front of the scene and bears the floral stemmaker’s mark beneath the base. A unique and unrepeatable work of art, perfect for antique ceramic collectors.
Material: Tin-glazed maiolica ceramic
Conditions: Excellent age-related conditions. It shows the natural and dense crazing of the glaze (craquelé) and slight historical edge chipping of the raw base and rim, typical elements that attest to its authenticity. No modern restoration.
Author: Vincenzo (Manifattura stile Nove/Bassano)
Era: Late 19th century / Early 20th century (circa 1900-1920)
Dimensions: Height 24 cm, Maximum width 20 cm, Body diameter 15 cm
Weight: 1122 grams
Shipping method: Tracked shipping with professional ultra-safe packaging (double box with ample bubble wrap and polystyrene) to ensure maximum integrity of the fragile item.

Details

Specific region of origin
Veneto
Ceramics type
Majolica
Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Signed and bearing the trademark of
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Italy
Designer/artist/maker
vincenzo
Material
Ceramic
Style
Antique inspired
Manufacturer/brand
Bassano
Colour
Blue, White
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
24 cm
Width
20 cm
Depth
20 cm
Decor
landscape
Diameter
15 cm
Estimated period
1900-1910
ItalyVerified
107
Objects sold
96.97%
Private

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