Italian Gilt And "Glass Bead" Glazed 12" Pitcher /Circa 20th Century | ||
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Posted 8 years ago
mikelv85
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I really love the texture and glaze of this colorful pitcher. The beaded glaze (not sure of the technical name for it) seemed rather unique to me although research showed quite a few pieces, I had never seen any before. It has gilt accents and a beautiful burgundy glazed interior. Definitely mid-century and in very nice condition with just some spot wear to the gilt handle. -Mike-
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Mike,
That really is quite beautiful! Nice find!
Thanks so much Scott. The glaze reminds me of non pareils candies. :)
Fratelli Fanciullacci ???
I was thinking that myself Kevin . I still have the one in the link below too that may be theirs. I remembered you thought the same for that piece as well. :)
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/126011-enesco-imported-italian-art-pottery-pi?in=collection-1867
FF for sure Mike. Typical shape and glaze for them.
Molto cool!
Thanks Karen.... it is a very tactile piece with it's candy coating. :)
Lovely piece Mike.
Regards
Alan
Thanks Alan :)
Sweet find and verify. Love it!!
You don't see pieces that beautiful often very nice find. Where did you come across that if you don't mind me asking?
Thanks Tcjones1....not at all. I usually find all my treasures at the thrift stores (Goodwill and such). This came from a really nice Salvation Army Family Thrift store that opened in our area about 2 years ago. :)