1960s San Marino (Italy) Lava Glazed Ceramic Girl Wall Plaque

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1960s San Marino (Italy) Lava Glazed Ceramic Girl Wall Plaque - ITALY-BGIRLLAV

£20.00

Yet another extremely pretty and decorative Italian ceramic plaque in the Fantoni/Gambone style of a very high gloss glazed finish colourfully decorated with a stylised girl with flowers in white sgraffito on a bright red splashy ground and edged with a fantastically crusty lava/volcanic glaze. This dates from the 1960s judging from the style of decoration which is typical for the period. An unusual shape, marked to the reverse with 'Ceramica Guilianelli Rep. S. Marino'. Please see all photographs for alternative views and close-ups.

SIZE: Length 6.5in/17cm Weight 82g

CONDITION: Great original condition with no chips, cracks or hairlines - very slight crazing as one would expect.

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Retro Ceramics - Italian

This section is dedicated to the incredible and iconic designs from the Italian ceramic masters Marcello Fantoni, Guido Gambone and his son Bruno Gambone, as well as the many unidentified and unmarked Italian studio ceramics 'in the style of' designed and manufactured during the 1950's, 1960's and 1970's. This is a very exciting area of ceramics with the kitsch and modernist themes, colours, textures and glazes lending themselves extremely well to contemporary interiors. Pieces are becoming highly collectable resulting in rising prices and items becoming scarcer and harder to find. However, we're constantly on the lookout for these types of Italian ceramics and hope to bring you many pieces with the right 'look' and pedigree (if not always necessarily by Gambone or Fantoni).

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