Savona Antique

A very big and opulent blue and white Savona disch decorated with typical arabesque and "casette

. urapilatium'. Attributed to Savona, circa 1720. References: A gift from Mr Robertson of Gulliver's Chemist

A large and rare Italian Savona blue and white charger dating 1670. The large shaped plated

Large and important pair of vases from the Savona factory. Both vases have side handles ending in

Jacques Bosellj (Savona 1744-1808). Fountain with majolica basin richly decorated with floral

Helmet spout in Savona Majolica decorated in white and blue with a central medallion depicting

decorated with foliate scrolls and acanthus leaves. Savona, Late 17th/Early 18th C.

Majolica apothecary jug. Savona manufacture, second half 17th century. In monochrome majolica

18th Century Savona faience plate with scalloped rim, decorated in resist sponging and brushed

Large Savona earthenware Covered Pot, 18th century, antique decoration, two decorations on each

Savona, Italy is an area which has a long history in the field of ceramics and majolica production

ITALY-1800s Some History: Savona Italy is of very high importance in the field of ceramics and

An Italian 18th century maiolica albarello, Savona c 1750 . Of elegant form displaing a 'waisted

Some History: Savona Italy is of very high importance in the field of ceramics and majolica

This antique Savona urn has a depiction of a large mythological castle with a smaller one behind it

19th Century Italian Savona Maiolica handled Amphora Vase  with masks and Blue Decoration. Unmarked

of typical Baroque form and having conforming fruit topped covers, the later painted porcelain urns depicting scenes of nobility at leisure with villas painted on the tops and bases,...

. This is often seen in Savona Majolica. Beneath this are macarons with three solid blue lines going all

in gothic script SYR DE BETONIC COP (wood betony), probably from Savona.

Savona pottery is famous above all for its characteristic blue and white colors, known as "Antique

Bartolomeo Guidobono, nickname The Savona Priest (1654-1709) Work of great pictorial and museum quality

A near pair of 18th century Italian apothecary jars from Savona, decorated in blue and white with

  Savona Province in Liguria, Northwest Italy.

Late 19th century Italian school female portrait by Cesare Tallone (Savona 1853-Milano 1919

in 1815 by Vincenzo Camuccini, who painted him during his imprisonment in Savona by Napoleon

An oil on canvas painting by the Italian painter Cesare Tallone, Savona, 1853-Milano 1919

This magnificent and large blue and white Savona type lidded Majolica urn has hand-painted scenes

in Albenga near Savona in Liguria Region, close to French Riviera, Côte d'Azur border. The

Genoa, Turin, Savona. In 1915, at the Genoese Promoter, his painting "winter sadness" was purchased by

A large Italian blue and white Majolica covered urn/apothecary jar, Savona (Levantino Family

Savona, Italy is an area which has a long history in the field of ceramics and majolica production

A Savona plate with blue decor. On the front a heraldic coat of arms - divided into two, on the

A highly decorative pair of 18th century Italian maiolica albarelli, probably Savona or Florence

Late 19th century Savona style Italian faience hand painted plates. All individual with different

blue and white charger recalls the maiolica of Savona, with its light blue designs sketchily rendered

artists. Provenance: Collection of Romano Lorenzin, Milan Galleria Arte Elite, Savona Private

in his fruit garden in Savona later quoted by Charles Darwin to illustrate the development of

will produce his first advertising poster, Wanda, relating to a bathhouse in Savona (1900) In 1898

of ovoid form with two handles on a molded foot, sets of animals and birds in a floral landscape. Decorated with three lions heads.

18th c. Italian faience urn from Savona, a small town in the Liguria region of Italy.

18th c. Italian faience urn from Savona, a small town in the Liguria region of Italy.

Augustin Conrade a potter from Albissola near Savona in Italy, with his brothers Baptiste & Dominique they

of the 16th century he bought Augustin Conrade a potter from Albissola near Savona in Italy, with his

he bought Augustin Conrade a potter from Albissola near Savona in Italy, with his brothers Baptiste

examples of Savona see 'Ceramica e Ceramisti di Liguria', Frederico Marzinot, Plate 252, Page 221

16th century he bought Augustin Conrade a potter from Albissola near Savona in Italy, with his