Vintage Della Robbia

Pair of terra cotta urns with Della Robbia garland motif, 20th century, Italian.

Ugo Lucerni (Italian, 1900-1989) was something of a 20th century Andrea della Robbia. This girl, with her enigmatic expression, has a wonderful presence in any room.

The photo shows the exact Della Robbia group and shows it being used indoors in a Dining Room.

The company's first production focused on the production of historicist majolica and earthenware often inspired by the ancient Della Robbia models. The company, with which Zaccagnini...

Large terracotta Della Robbia of the Madonna and Child, with a floral band.

Rectangular high relief polychrome glazed pottery Madonna plaque by Della Robbia of Italy, circa 1980s. The neoclassical work depicts the Virgin Mary with Baby Jesus and two angels i...

A round rug made by Della Robbia from their DR collection. The design is geometric on high quality wool.

A large modern "Feng Shui" rug made by Della Robbia and part of the DR Studio collection.

Vintage majolica bust of a young boy after Della Robbia This glazed terracotta bust is after a work by Luca della Robbia, (1475-80) and was originally produced in Florence during ...

The dimensions are 72" (6') L x 65" W. By Della Robbia for Studio DR.      

A Della Robbia Sodeo sectional sofa. This is a beautiful, modern sectional designed by Dean Maltz for Della Robbia.

Large, round, hand-painted, terracotta medallion of the Madonna and child, surrounded by a border of leaves and with fruit and flowers.

Italian blue and white Della Robbia style jardinière, Provenance, Celine Dion Of large scale the two handled urn with white appliqués on a Tuscan blue background.

From Italy, by Chelini Firenze, a late 20th century Della Robbia Renaissance style carving circular mirror, gilt profiles and carving with fruits, vegetal motifs and ribbons, in deep...

This mirror was crafted in Italy in the early 1940s This piece has a very detailed frame of lemons and laurel in the style of Italian Della Robbia workshops. All won and labeled at...

His original ceramics education came from the Scuola State Ceramics della Robbia in Florence, Italy and later he went to advanced study at Alfred University and Carnegie-Mellon Unive...

His original ceramics education came from the Scuola State Ceramica della Robbia in Florence, Italy and later he went to advanced study at Alfred University and Carnegie-Mellon Unive...

After World War II, he continued working in relative isolation, producing some of his most poetic terracottas in his studio on Via Della Robbia in Florence. He died in 1963, leaving...

Nel 1952 le figlie di Francesco Molaroni e Adriana Ghiselli, Magda e Gabriella Molaroni, riprendono la tradizione di famiglia e rifondano la "Ceramiche Molaroni", con laboratori in v...

"Della Robbia" manufacturing facility was founded in 1925 in Gualdo Tadino near Perugia.

Rectangular high relief Majolica polychrome glazed pottery jardinière with cavorting puttis in pastoral scenes on Della Robbia blue ground; the ends centered by faux handles as masqu...

A pair of Italian vintage Della Robbia style wooden carved decorative objects from the mid-20th century.

He moved to Florence in the 1950’s and began a series of ceramics inspired by Andrea della Robbia, a great Renaissance period ceramist, that he exhibited in many American galleries.

The style of production is characterized by a strong link with the Tuscan tradition, with references to the Della Robbia ceramics. His works stand out for the refinement of the decor...