Tuscan Pottery

A very large and impressive Tuscan planter by Bellocci Ceramics of Orvieto, Italy, featuring green trim, blue and yellow fixed handles and an array of painted fruit. Measure: 25".

Both sculptural and decorative, this jug stands as a compelling example of early 20th-century Tuscan pottery, equally suited to a curated interior, a collector’s cabinet or as a stan...

Small proportion bowl with a charming floral pattern Displays a desirable aged patina and in good order Bone china presents a white ground, accentuated with gold bands Foliate patter...

A striking example of Italian ceramic craftsmanship, this large red shell-shaped centrepiece by Peasant Villagecaptures the vibrancy and artisanal charm of 1960s Tuscan pottery. With...

Craftsmanship and collectible appeal This piece exemplifies Bitossi’s ability to merge traditional Tuscan pottery techniques with modernist design sensibilities.

A master ceramist, Londi is especially celebrated for his bold forms, experimental glazes, and modernist interpretation of traditional Tuscan pottery. While best known for the “Rimin...

A distinctive example of mid-century Tuscan decorative pottery with strong sculptural impact and regional identity—rare to find at this size and level of surface work.

While distinct, Ceramiche Artistiche Arno operates within this rich, traditional Tuscan, artisan, and hand-painted pottery aesthetic.

Charming, unusual goblet form Displays a desirable aged patina Ceramic in good order with bright glaze Hand painted, colorful decoration against a cream ground Cheerful flowers...