Vase - Earthenware

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Florentin Brunz Gaborieau
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Holds a master’s in Art History, specialising in Second French Empire and Dutch Golden Age.

Estimate  € 140 - € 210
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€25
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€20
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€15

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This Italian terracotta cachepot from 1970–1980 has a glazed, polychrome Sicilian-inspired design with yellow lemons, green leaves and red fruits, measures 40 cm in diameter and 33 cm high, and is in good used condition with small chips and signs of age.

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Impressive glazed ceramic cachepot vase, characterized by a vivid multicolored decoration inspired by Sicily, with large yellow lemons, green leaves and small red fruits.

An object of great decorative charm, evoking the colors, light and atmospheres of traditional Mediterranean homes.

The vase features a wide, generous body, with a slightly flared profile, a pronounced upper rim and two elegant ring handles on the sides.

The exterior surface is adorned with a rich floral and fruity decoration, created with expressive brushstrokes and bright colors. The intense yellow of the lemons, the green of the leaves and the deep blue of the background create a particularly dramatic ensemble.

The upper rim and the base are finished in warm tones of yellow, orange and green, in harmony with the main motif.

Dimensions

* Diameter: 40 cm
* Height: 33 cm

Conditions

General good condition, with signs of time and use, including small chips and glaze imperfections, visible in close-up photographs.

These elements are reported for accuracy and do not compromise the object's decorative charm.

Use and placement

Thanks to its substantial dimensions, the vase is ideal as a large cachepot for ornamental plants, citrus or floral arrangements.

Particularly suitable for rustic environments, country houses, Mediterranean villas, verandas, porches and interiors furnished in traditional style.

Impressive glazed ceramic cachepot vase, characterized by a vivid multicolored decoration inspired by Sicily, with large yellow lemons, green leaves and small red fruits.

An object of great decorative charm, evoking the colors, light and atmospheres of traditional Mediterranean homes.

The vase features a wide, generous body, with a slightly flared profile, a pronounced upper rim and two elegant ring handles on the sides.

The exterior surface is adorned with a rich floral and fruity decoration, created with expressive brushstrokes and bright colors. The intense yellow of the lemons, the green of the leaves and the deep blue of the background create a particularly dramatic ensemble.

The upper rim and the base are finished in warm tones of yellow, orange and green, in harmony with the main motif.

Dimensions

* Diameter: 40 cm
* Height: 33 cm

Conditions

General good condition, with signs of time and use, including small chips and glaze imperfections, visible in close-up photographs.

These elements are reported for accuracy and do not compromise the object's decorative charm.

Use and placement

Thanks to its substantial dimensions, the vase is ideal as a large cachepot for ornamental plants, citrus or floral arrangements.

Particularly suitable for rustic environments, country houses, Mediterranean villas, verandas, porches and interiors furnished in traditional style.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
15 kg
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Italy
Material
Earthenware
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
33 cm
Width
40 cm
Depth
40 cm
Diameter
40 cm
Estimated period
1970-1980
ItalyVerified
Private

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