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A Pair of Maiolica Polychrome Vases, Italy, 18th Century
H & H Gallery
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A Pair of Maiolica Polychrome Vases, Italy, 18th Century

18th century
For Sale by H & H Gallery
Description

A fine pair of Maiolica vases, Painted to one side with a religious figure and to the reverse with a portrait, the sides decorated with traditional large flowers enclosed by yellow scrollwork against a blue ground.

Condition: Good

Dimensions: H: 21cm, Diameter: 18cm

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21cm (8.27")
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H & H Gallery has dated these Italian Maiolica Polychrome Vases to the 18th Century.

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SA854670
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H1262
Description
A fine pair of Maiolica vases, Painted to one side with a religious figure and to the reverse with a portrait, the sides decorated with traditional large flowers enclosed by yellow scrollwork against a blue ground.

Condition: Good

Dimensions: H: 21cm, Diameter: 18cm

Height
21cm (8.27")
Date of Manufacture

H & H Gallery has dated these Italian Maiolica Polychrome Vases to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA854670
Dealers Internal Ref
H1262
H & H Gallery
H & H Gallery
Sellingantiques verified Since Nov 2020

European and islamic art

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A pair of round 18th-century Italian maiolica ceramic vases painted in blue, yellow, and green with profile portrait medallions on bulbous bodies.
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Archive I A pair of round 18th-century Italian maiolica ceramic vases painted in blue, yellow, and green with profile portrait medallions on bulbous bodies.

A Pair of Maiolica Polychrome Vases, Italy, 18th Century

Archive II A pair of round 18th-century Italian maiolica ceramic vases painted in blue, yellow, and green with profile portrait medallions on bulbous bodies. View II
Archive III A pair of round 18th-century Italian maiolica ceramic vases painted in blue, yellow, and green with profile portrait medallions on bulbous bodies. View III
Archive IV A pair of round 18th-century Italian maiolica ceramic vases painted in blue, yellow, and green with profile portrait medallions on bulbous bodies. View IV
Archive V A pair of round 18th-century Italian maiolica ceramic vases painted in blue, yellow, and green with profile portrait medallions on bulbous bodies. View V
Archive VI A pair of round 18th-century Italian maiolica ceramic vases painted in blue, yellow, and green with profile portrait medallions on bulbous bodies. View VI
Archive VII A pair of round 18th-century Italian maiolica ceramic vases painted in blue, yellow, and green with profile portrait medallions on bulbous bodies. View VII
Archive VIII A pair of round 18th-century Italian maiolica ceramic vases painted in blue, yellow, and green with profile portrait medallions on bulbous bodies. View VIII
Archive IX A pair of round 18th-century Italian maiolica ceramic vases painted in blue, yellow, and green with profile portrait medallions on bulbous bodies. View IX
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A pair of round 18th-century Italian maiolica ceramic vases painted in blue, yellow, and green with profile portrait medallions on bulbous bodies.
A Pair Of Maiolica Polychrome Vases, Italy, 18th Century
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A pair of round 18th-century Italian maiolica ceramic vases painted in blue, yellow, and green with profile portrait medallions on bulbous bodies.
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Italian maiolica is tin-glazed earthenware decorated with opaque glazed colours applied onto an unfired white background glaze. Emerging prominently during the Renaissance, this ceramic tradition features classical motifs, profile portraits, foliage, and biblical or historical scenes.

These vessels were hand-thrown using local earthenware or terracotta clay and fired once to create a bisque body. A white tin-based glaze was applied, after which metal-oxide pigments were hand-painted onto the absorbent surface prior to a final kiln firing.

Authentic pieces feature visible hand-thrown irregularities, slight firing imperfections, and glaze wear or chipping, particularly around rims and bases. Look for brushwork showing natural hand movement, pinholes in the tin glaze, and unglazed earthenware showing at the base.

Place ceramic vases on a sideboard, console table, or open shelving to act as colourful focal points against neutral backdrops. Pairing historical polychrome ceramics with modern minimalist furniture highlights the contrast in textures and artisan craftsmanship.

Clean tin-glazed earthenware gently using a soft, dry brush or a slightly damp microfibre cloth without harsh chemical detergents. Avoid soaking the porous earthenware body in water or displaying items in areas with extreme temperature fluctuations.
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