Small Vase, yellow majolica, by L. Rubboli, Italy, 1920s.
225 PLN
250 PLN
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This small majolica vase, crafted in the 1920s by Lorenzo Rubboli in Gualdo Tadino, Italy, exemplifies Italian ceramic artistry inspired by Renaissance revival. The dominant hue is a warm, golden ochre, covered with a glossy, subtly iridescent glaze. Hand-painted decorations in deep cobalt blue, terracotta red, and white form stylized leaf and geometric patterns encircling the body and neck. A single ochre handle with delicate brown striping accentuates the classic proportions: a rounded body, slender neck, and a harmoniously balanced base with a 6 cm diameter. At the base, a subtle lattice motif appears in muted ochre and blue. The surface is smooth and glossy, with visible brushwork in the painted details. The vase is signed. It remains in very good condition—with only minor chips visible on the upper rim, and no significant signs of restoration. All elements are original and true to the period. The vase reflects the spirit of Italian Renaissance, reimagined through the modernist lens of the early twentieth century. Its iridescent glaze shimmers delicately in the light, evoking the glow of historic Umbrian palazzi. Rhythmic ornamentation and vivid colors seem to whisper stories of Italian masters who combined classical harmony with bold decorative flair. Each line and brushstroke echoes the tradition of family-run ateliers, where ceramics were more than utilitarian objects—they were vessels of history and local identity. The vase can be placed on an oak console or a marble countertop, where its iridescent
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Height13 cm
Length10 cm
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Length10 cm
Height13 cm
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