Antique Deruta

A beautiful hand painted blue, white, yellow, and green Allegorical faience pottery desk stand inkwell featuring a castle, bird, and foliate designs. By Deruta Italy, Early 20th Ce...

Art Deco ceramic vase by Santucci Deruta. Signed Deruta Itlay 26/01X. Italy, CIRCA 1920.

A potter who worked in Deruta from 1916 to 1918, Serafino Volpi holds the position of factory head at the Majolica Deruta manufactory.

The base—a richly detailed ceramic vessel inspired by the maiolica tradition of 16th-century Deruta—has been thoughtfully paired with a bespoke pleated silk lampshade made from a vin...

Extraordinary pair of Italian majolica ceramic table lamps, in very good, original, clean and working condition. The lamps feature vase form bases, mounted on decorative metal base...

Collectibles FAENZA from the Early 19th Century, made in Italy decorative Majolica hand-painted Wall Plates. Depicting Lisa Bel and Faenza mirror facing each other. Deep blue colors ...

A DERUTA MAIOLICA MOULDED PLATE Probably 19th Century.

An alzatina or crespina, dish on stand. Depicting 'Prudentia'; holding a snake and a mirror in her hands. Italy, 18th century. Dimensions: diam. 23 cm. Good condition: chipping ...

Tall Italian majolica serpentine handles vase with a mythological scene Depicting The Triumph of Bacchus and Ariadne - Annibale Carracci - 1597 - Farnese Gallery, Rome Part of the ...

A set of four Italian molded Deruta Maiolica/Majolica dishes 20th century Three plates and one large shallow bowl, all hand painted in polychrome and gilt arabesque pattern wit...

Origine: Deruta, Italia. Epoca: Anni '50. Firma: Firmata e numerata sul fondo (2695h).

Renaissance Revival albarelli such as this were made in central and northern Italy during the late 19th century, consciously echoing the grandeur of earlier apothecary tradition. Ab...

The new custom mustard dupion silk drum lampshade was chosen to draw out the warm ochre and yellow tones of the decoration. About Deruta & the Italian Renaissance Revival Deruta...

Unsigned but consistent in quality and character with Italian majolica revival production of the 1870s–1880s, in the manner of workshops such as Cantagalli or Deruta, this lamp bridg...

One-of-a-kind Italian Majolica terracotta table lamp by San Zeno Pottery, circa 1930s. This rare unique faience style table lamp has been updated with a new clear electrical cord and...

The decoration is influenced by Italian faience ceramics from Faenza and Deruta. Pure Dutch Renaissance. This design is very rare to find and very progressive for its time.

This type of whimsical figural object was likely made in the style of Renaissance revival maiolica, popular in the 1800s, especially in workshops inspired by Deruta and Urbino tradit...

A massive tin glazed earthenware platter from the Deruta region of Italy. The plater depicts a bacchanalian scene and dates to the early part of the 20th Century.

Such items were made in various regions of Italy, with famous centers including Deruta and Florence. The bold, sketchily drawn designs are characteristic of the vivacious polychrom...

A nice full painting, decorated with leaf motived and curls, diverted from the Italian Compendiaro faience from Deruta. The tiles are mounted on a wooden board.

The jug features a classic istoriato (narrative or figural) decoration inspired by the Renaissance tradition of Urbino and Deruta pottery, depicting an elegantly dressed female figur...

From 1933, the consortium changed its corporate structure, from cooperative to joint-stock company and began to mark its pieces with the acronym ‘C.I.M.A.’ followed by the words ‘Der...

Ulisse Cantagalli was able to recreate the subtle finish seen on the lustered pottery from Valencia, Gubbia, and Deruta from 16th century, the technique that was considered lost.

Ulisse Cantagalli was able to recreate the subtle finish seen on the lustred pottery from Valencia, Gubbia, and Deruta from 16th century, the technique that was considered lost.

In late 1920s Santarelli become the Artistic Director in the new Anonymous Cooperative Society in Deruta. The Ceramics Museum of Casa Cajani in Gualdo Tadino dedicated an entire sec...

Santarelli was renowned for his dedication to Renaissance ceramic techniques, particularly the istoriato and grottesche styles. Active in Deruta and Urbino, he produced historically ...

Painted landscape scenes decorate the central body, evoking the artistic spirit of the maiolica workshops of Urbino, Faenza, and Deruta. Such vessels were admired not only for their ...

Of this production, preserved in museums and private collections in Europe and still little known, we can particularly mention: the Peasant with the nest and the Peasant girl with th...

Two prominent examples were Deruta, near Perugia and Montelupo, near Florence.