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H 11.02 in W 5.51 in D 5.51 in
1990s Astonishing Giuseppe Locci Polycrome Craquelé Vase in Sardinian Ceramic.
Located in Milano, IT
1990s Astonishing Giuseppe Locci polycrome craquelé vase in sardinian ceramic. It's in excellent
Ceramic
$370
H 12.2 in W 6.29 in D 6.29 in
1990s Astonishing Giuseppe Locci Polycrome Craquelé Vase in Sardinian Ceramic. M
Located in Milano, IT
1990s Astonishing Giuseppe Locci polycrome craquelé vase in sardinian ceramic. It's in excellent
Ceramic
Midcentury Ceramic Vase by Sardinian Artist Claudio Pulli, Italy, 1970s
By Claudio Pulli
Located in Rome, IT
This splendid ceramic vase was made by the Sardinian master ceramist Claudio Pulli. Made in
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Ceramics Boar by the Italian Sardinian Claudio Pulli, 1970s
By Claudio Pulli
Located in Rome, IT
This splendid ceramics boar was made by the Sardinian master ceramist Claudio Pulli. Claudio
Ceramic
Sardinian polychrome ceramics by Claudio Pulli for Isola. Italy 1970s
By Claudio Pulli
Located in Roma, IT
Sardinian polychrome ceramics by Claudio Pulli for Isola. CLAUDIO PULLI one of the greatest
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Ceramiche Mola Majolica Tray Ashtray Sardinian Girl, Cagliari Italy
By Mola, Lenci
Located in Clifton Springs, NY
Sardinian costume, leaning on her crossed hands with her eyes closed. White color of her shirt creates a
Ceramic, Majolica, Pottery
$950
H 10.38 in W 4.75 in D 3.5 in
STELIO MOLA - Hand Painted Majolica Sardinian Figure - Italy - Mid 20th Century
By Mola
Located in Chatham, ON
STELIO MOLA - Vintage hand painted majolica figure of a Sardinian gentleman - medium size
Ceramic
$877
H 5.52 in W 8.27 in D 3.94 in
Gianluigi Mele Ceramic Boar Animal Sculpture, Italy, Sardinia, 1970s
Located in Rome, IT
Boar sculpture by the Sardinian designer Gianluigi Mele in ceramic, Italy, circa 1970. Signed on
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H 18.12 in Dm 11.82 in
The Nuptial Vase, a Traditional Sardinian Wedding Carafe by Walter Usai
By Usai Walter
Located in Santadi, SU
only one of many in the small town of Assemini, known as one of the poles of Sardinian ceramic
Terracotta
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H 11.82 in W 7.88 in D 10.24 in
Tunda, a Reinterpretation of the Sardinian Nuptial Vase by Valentina Cameranesi
By Valentina Cameranesi (VCS), Usai Walter
Located in Santadi, SU
Sardinian ceramic production. Walter's particular style is rooted in the inimitable texture that comes from
Terracotta
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H 15.75 in W 13 in D 7.09 in
Marria, a Reinterpretation of the Sardinian Nuptial Vase by Valentina Cameranesi
By Valentina Cameranesi (VCS), Usai Walter
Located in Santadi, SU
of the poles of Sardinian ceramic production. Walter's particular style is rooted in the inimitable
Terracotta
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H 15.75 in Dm 10.63 in
Mariga Vase, a Contemporary Reinterpretation of Sardinian Nuptial Vase
By Pretziada, Usai Walter
Located in Santadi, SU
one of many in the small town of Assemini, known as one of the poles of Sardinian ceramic production
Terracotta
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H 18.9 in W 8.67 in D 7.49 in
Cruciu Vase, a Revisitation of the Sardinian Water Jug by Sam Baron
By Sam Baron, Usai Walter
Located in Santadi, SU
only one of many in the small town of Assemini, known as one of the poles of Sardinian ceramic
Terracotta
Unavailable
H 18.9 in W 16.54 in D 8.67 in
Langiu Vase, a Revisitation of the Sardinian Water Jug by Sam Baron
By Sam Baron, Usai Walter
Located in Santadi, SU
only one of many in the small town of Assemini, known as one of the poles of Sardinian ceramic
Terracotta
Unavailable
H 13.78 in W 15.75 in D 4.73 in
Siri Vase, a Contemporary Reinterpretation of a Classic Roman-Style Vase
By Pretziada, Usai Walter
Located in Santadi, SU
only one of many in the small town of Assemini, known as one of the poles of Sardinian ceramic
Terracotta
Unavailable
H 9.06 in W 9.85 in D 9.85 in
White Abundance Vase by Sam Baron celebrates the Decadent Nature of Sardinia
By Sam Baron, Usai Walter
Located in Santadi, SU
only one of many in the small town of Assemini, known as one of the poles of Sardinian ceramic
Terracotta
Unavailable
H 15.75 in W 8.67 in D 15.75 in
Talisman Vase by Sam Baron celebrates the Archaic Rituals of Sardinia
By Sam Baron, Usai Walter
Located in Santadi, SU
Assemini, known as one of the poles of Sardinian ceramic production. Walter's particular style is rooted in
Terracotta
Unavailable
H 4 in W 18 in D 18 in
Contemporary Ceramic Sardinian Raku Bowl blue, grey, green, turquoise
Located in London, GB
shavings, saw dust and shredded paper. When in contact with these materials the ceramic triggers a
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H 3.5 in W 18 in D 18 in
Contemporary Circular Ceramic Sardinian Raku Bowl blue, grey, green, black
Located in London, GB
A unique shallow bowl with pointed punt and uneven edge, the blue grey glaze over black ceramic
Sardinian Ceramic Art Popular Marras, 1950s
By Antonio Marras
Located in Palermo, Sicily
Sardinian ceramic art Popular Marras, 1950s.
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H 7.88 in W 7.88 in D 1.19 in
Sardinian Ceramic Plate with Partridge Decoration, 1960s, Italy Aldo Ajò
Located in Palermo, Sicily
Sardinian ceramic plate with partridge decoration, 1960s, Italy Aldo Ajò.
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Lenci Decorative Plate “Sardinian Landscape” Ceramic, 1940, Italy
By Lenci
Located in Milano, IT
Lenci decorative plate “Sardinian landscape” ceramic, 1940, Italy.
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H 1.58 in Dm 13.78 in
“Edina Altara Lenci Decorative Plate “Sardinian Landscape” Ceramic, 1940, Italy
By Lenci
Located in Milano, IT
Lenci decorative plate “Sardinian landscape” ceramic, 1940, Italy.
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H 1.19 in Dm 13 in
Mid-Century E. Altara Lenci Ceramic Plate Depicting a Sardinian Scene 40s Italy
By Lenci
Located in Palermo, IT
Ceramic plate depicting a Sardinian scene entitled "A Convegno" created by the artist illustrator
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H 11.81 in W 5.9 in D 5.9 in
1960s Astonishing Giuseppe Locci Vase in Sardinian Ceramic. Made in Italy
Located in Milano, IT
1960s Astonishing polycrome craquelé vase by Giuseppe Locci in sardinian ceramic. It's in
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Ceramic Vase Sardinian Polychrome Ceramics by Claudio Pulli, Italy, 1970s
By Claudio Pulli
Located in Roma, IT
Polychrome ceramic vase. Sardinian polychrome ceramics by Claudio Pulli. Claudio Pulli one of the
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Sardinian Sculpture by the Sculptor Giuseppe Silecchia, 1960
By Giuseppe Silecchia
Located in Palermo, Sicily
Sardinian sculpture by the sculptor Giuseppe Silecchia, 1960, represents a peasant, with straw
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H 6.5 in W 18 in D 19 in
Contemporary Ceramic Sardinian Raku Bowl blue, grey, green, turquoise, black
Located in London, GB
shredded paper. When in contact with these materials the ceramic triggers a combustion that causes chemical
Midcentury Claudio Pulli Polychrome Enameled Ceramic Italian Vase, 1970s
By Claudio Pulli
Located in Roma, IT
Stunning polychrome enameled ceramic vase designed and signed on the bottom by Claudio Pulli, one of the greated Sardinian artists of the 20th century. This charming vase was realize...
Ceramic
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