Posted 11 years ago
getthatmon…
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even clearly marked it's still a mystery if pieces like this ice bucket which are signed with this flower which also might be a four leaved clover are by quadrifoglio florence.
thought maybe one of you knows somehing?
There is this article by Mark Hill:
http://www.markhillpublishing.com/flower-painter-mid-century-italian-ceramics-an-update/
And Walter Pellegrino has this:
http://italianpotterymarks.freeforums.org/wall-plate-with-pencil-drawing-t807.html
i know both articles...
seems to be a never ending story....
La manifattura ceramica "Il Quadrifoglio", specializzata nella produzione monotipi di maioliche d'arte in stile moderno, è attiva a Firenze, nei locali di viale Edmondo De Amicis 95 a partire dalla fine della seconda guerra mondiale.
http://www.archivioceramica.com/FABBRICHE/Q/Quadrifoglio.htm
love this :)
so it is "Il Quadrifoglio" for sure?
Hi there !!!
Good news !!!
Alla Moda ‘Flower Painter’ – Designer’s Identity Revealed
http://markhillpublishing.com/alla-moda-flower-painter-identity-revealed/
By the way it seems that the numeration on the ice bucket is important.
Mark Hill has this:
"The letter of the painted characters on the base usually indicates the shape, V for vase, P for plate, A.T. for ashtray."
C1 B ???
B for bucket ??
The Italian for ice-bucket is 'secchio di ghiaccio'.
Interesting to me is that the numeration / code is based on English words not Italian. Piatto - plate, vaso - vase, portacenere -ashtray and secchio - bucket.