Rinascimentale - Vase - Ceramic - XL - 37 cm

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This 37 cm Italian ceramic maiolica vase, made circa 1970–1980, is hand-painted in a Renaissance-inspired style with a profile portrait and decorative motifs.

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Large Cylindrical Artistic Ceramic Vase – Renaissance-Style Reproduction (16th Century) – Hand-Painted.

An enchanting and elegant large cylindrical majolica vase, a refined testament to Italy’s great artisan tradition. This piece is a faithful and meticulous artistic reproduction in the style of the 16th century (Renaissance), as indicated by the original label on the base, which reads “Original Reproduction, 16th-Century Ceramics.”
One side of the vase is dominated by a large circular medallion featuring a fine profile portrait of a young nobleman, with flowing blond hair and a characteristic red Renaissance hat.
The entire surface, including the flared neck and foot, is richly adorned with geometric motifs and grotesque-style decorations featuring vines and floral scrolls. The color palette masterfully combines the classic colors of traditional majolica: deep cobalt blue backgrounds, antimony yellow, copper green, and touches of red and orange, all enhanced by a splendid glossy finish.
A striking decorative piece, perfect for enhancing classic interiors or adding a touch of history to modern settings.

• Style: Renaissance (inspired by the historic workshops of Deruta/Faenza)
• Period: Second half of the 20th century (reproduction)
• Condition: Excellent overall condition. The ceramic retains its vivid sheen; no obvious chips or hairline cracks are visible (please examine the photo gallery carefully for aesthetic details).
Shipping cannot be combined with other items.

Large Cylindrical Artistic Ceramic Vase – Renaissance-Style Reproduction (16th Century) – Hand-Painted.

An enchanting and elegant large cylindrical majolica vase, a refined testament to Italy’s great artisan tradition. This piece is a faithful and meticulous artistic reproduction in the style of the 16th century (Renaissance), as indicated by the original label on the base, which reads “Original Reproduction, 16th-Century Ceramics.”
One side of the vase is dominated by a large circular medallion featuring a fine profile portrait of a young nobleman, with flowing blond hair and a characteristic red Renaissance hat.
The entire surface, including the flared neck and foot, is richly adorned with geometric motifs and grotesque-style decorations featuring vines and floral scrolls. The color palette masterfully combines the classic colors of traditional majolica: deep cobalt blue backgrounds, antimony yellow, copper green, and touches of red and orange, all enhanced by a splendid glossy finish.
A striking decorative piece, perfect for enhancing classic interiors or adding a touch of history to modern settings.

• Style: Renaissance (inspired by the historic workshops of Deruta/Faenza)
• Period: Second half of the 20th century (reproduction)
• Condition: Excellent overall condition. The ceramic retains its vivid sheen; no obvious chips or hairline cracks are visible (please examine the photo gallery carefully for aesthetic details).
Shipping cannot be combined with other items.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
XL - 37 cm
Country of origin
Italy
Material
Ceramic
Style
Antique inspired
Manufacturer/brand
Rinascimentale
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
37 cm
Width
16 cm
Depth
16 cm
Decor
Maiolica.
Diameter
16 cm
Estimated period
1970-1980
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Objects sold
100%
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