Dish Pesaro, blue majolica, Molaroni, Italy, early 20th c.
261 PLN
290 PLN
-10%
unique
ABOUT PRODUCTID 32697
This majolica dish, crafted in the Molaroni manufactory in Pesaro, Italy, in the early 20th century, exemplifies classic ceramics inspired by Renaissance motifs. The marbled light blue glaze produces a luminous, slightly iridescent surface, while hand-painted green acanthus leaves and delicate brown tendrils form an intricate, organic pattern. Subtle touches of pink add depth, and a sculptural detail—a three-dimensional cherub head—adorns the rim, painted in pale yellow and accented with deep cobalt blue. The oval, gently flared foot echoes the bowl’s marbled blue tone. The smooth, slightly undulating majolica surface, visible brushstrokes, and variations in glaze thickness all attest to the handmade origin of this piece. The dish is preserved in very good condition, with only minimal, age-appropriate signs of use—no cracks or chips, and a gentle, even patina to the glaze. This piece carries the spirit of Italian Renaissance, translated into the early 20th century by the skilled artisans of Pesaro. Organic lines and naturalistic ornamentation reflect a fascination with antiquity, revived in the decorative arts of the era. The cherub’s head gazes playfully, while the marbled blue and acanthus motifs evoke visions of Italian gardens and palazzo courtyards. Every brushstroke and subtle shift in glaze tone tells a story of time and craftsmanship, transforming the dish from a functional object into
DIMENSION
Height8 cm
Width12 cm
Length14 cm
Dimension details
Length14 cm
Height8 cm
Width12 cm
DELIVERY
MethodFind out more
Estimated delivery time
Today
Order within supplier
01.07
At your place
Professional vendor vintage
Safe shoppingWe care about the comfort of your purchases.Find out more
