Large Abstract Italian Ceramic Vase, circa 1960

Rare Marcel Guillot vase, circa 1950, France. Luminous blue and black ceramic. Signed underneath. Dimensions: 36 cm height, diameter 23 cm. Good condition. All purchases are covered...

Original Antonio Lampecco large vase, circa 1970, Belgium. Ceramic with beautiful shades of blue. Rare model in good condition. Monogram underneath. Dimensions: 46 cm W, 13 cm D, 20 ...

Pol Chambost ceramic jug, 837 model, circa 1950, France. Black and yellow enameled earthenware. Dimensions: 40 cm H, 20 cm W, 17 cm D. Good original condition. Bibliography: Pol Cham...

This cylinder vase was produced by the manufacture " Céramiques Décoratives de Hasselt " for Gustave Serrurier-Bovy, circa 1905. This model was used for the brass, copper and mahogan...

Nice decorative post-modern vase, circa 1980, Italy. Round black glazed ceramic, three nickeled metal tubes. Dimensions: 43 cm H, 18 cm diameter. Good original condition. All purchas...

Beautiful Jean Lurçat large balustre vase or jar, circa 1950, France. Enameled ivory/blue ceramic with black, white and turquoise stylized decor with siren and leaves . Limited editi...

Large ceramic vase circa 1950-1960. Measures: Height: 58 Cm.

Accolay, ceramic circa 1950.

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PLEASE NOTE: This piece is currently located in our Amsterdam office, please enquire for delivery times. A very stylish and unusual glazed ceramic handled vase by renowned Italian artist Marcello Fantoni (1915-2011). The rounded bottle shaped vase has a tall funnel neck with a large rounded loop handle attached to one side. The cream coloured body is decorated with run glazes in blue and yellow over a lightly textured purple ground. The vase is signed Fantoni to the base. Marcello Fantoni was born in Florence in 1915 and studied an Art of Ceramics course at the Institute of Art at Porta Romana from where he graduated as a 'maestro' of art in 1934. In 1936 he established the Fantoni Ceramic studio and produced many unique pieces which quickly found him fame and recognition. His success continued and today his work is represented around the world in all the leading art institutions including among them the Metropolitan Museum of Art of New York, Victoria and Albert Museum of London, Museum of Modern Art of Tokyo and Kyoto. His work is also widely celebrated and represented throughout Italy. While famed for his unique smaller art works...