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Vase, with Cover Antonio Patanazzi Date: ca. 1580 Culture: Italian (Urbino) Medium: Maiolica (tin-enameled earthenware) Really Beautiful!
Majolica-Tin-glazed Earthenware Wine jar (Orcio da vino) -- -- Italian -- Metropolitan Museum of Art
Maiolica pilgrim bottle made in Urbino, Italy. 1560 – 1580 V Museum, Lodon
Vase, Drug, with Cover Date: dated 1579 Culture: Italian (Castel Durante) Medium: Maiolica (tin-enameled earthenware)
Large vase of oval form; On the shoulders two double-serpent handles; Earthenware covered inside and out with a presumed tin-glaze; Painted on one side two semi-naked men , one reclining on a vase, the other pours water be
A Famille Rose Vase, Qing Dynasty, H 42cm
Tin glazed earthenware pilgrim flask with stopper by Antoine Sigalon France 1581
Date: early century Culture: Italian, Montelupo Medium: Maiolica (tin-glazed earthenware)
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ANTIQUE ITALIAN CANTAGALLI LARGE URN SHAPED VASE ~ DAMAGE in Pottery, Porcelain & Glass, Pottery, Continental | eBay
Renaissance style Italian majolica charger with sacrificial scene from Classical antiquity of the martyrdom of a virgin (signed in scene) F. Pesaro. Description from pinterest.com. I searched for this on bing.com/images
Armorial Jug (boccale) Date: ca. Medium: Maiolica (tin-glazed earthenware) Dimensions: H. cm) Classification: Ceramics-Pottery Credit Line: Robert Lehman Collection, 1975 Accession Number: On view in Gallery 950
Learn more about Sevres Style French Porcelain & Gilt Brass Covered Urn available at Cottone Auctions.
VASO CON EPISODI DELLA STORIA DI MOSÈ Castelli, Carlo Antonio Grue, fine del XVII secolo - inizio del XVIII secolo. Collezione Paparella-Treccia, Pescara
Porcelain urn vase with cover by Sevres, France Cent.
This item is a Venetian Wet Drug jar, A very large one in ovoid form and maybe unique with the seamonster handles. This would have loosened up the glaze over time and then the owners before me wiped it as if it were glass thereby causing the loss and explaining why that area does not look too aged as opposed to the other more common areas of loss such as the foot or the lip where the exposed areas have aged nicely. | eBay!