This Italian ceramic centerpiece from the 1960s exemplifies the essence of mid-century modern design. With a diameter of 17 cm and a height of 5 cm, the platter is crafted from solid ceramic and finished in a warm, creamy beige crackle glaze that gives the surface a distinctive, mosaic-like texture. Hand-painted leaf motifs in a metallic bronze-gold hue are interspersed with subtle touches of turquoise blue and coral red, all set against the crackled ground. The rim and three sculptural handles are highlighted with a glossy gold finish, emphasizing the organic, flowing lines characteristic of the era. The overall surface is highly glossy and slightly raised to the touch, with visible traces of handcrafting. The piece is signed and preserved in very good vintage condition with no visible chips or cracks. This object seems to whisper stories from a time when Italian ceramics flourished, blending artistic experimentation with a refined sense of craftsmanship. The crackle glaze catches the light like an old mirror, while the gilded handles evoke the ambiance of 1960s Italian interiors—spaces where form and ornamentation found a harmonious balance. Each hand-painted detail and tactile texture suggests individuality, as if the centerpiece itself were narrating its journey through mid-century optimism and creative flair. The centerpiece could serve as a focal point on an oak dining table or a living room console, where it would pair well with muted ceramics or minimalist glass vases. It would complement interiors inspired by mid-century modernism as well as eclectic, collector-driven arrangements, bringing a subtle note of Mediterranean ease. Displaying it against pale fabrics or alongside gilded accents would further accentuate its organic quality.
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Height5 cm
Width17 cm
Dimension details
Width17 cm
Height5 cm
Weight1 kg
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