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Vaso
Vaso
Year
XVIII
Materials
terraglia
Inventory
2576/C
Dimensions
Altezza: 32 cm, Diametro: 18 cm
Subject
paesi con rovine
Description
Vaso a forma di anfora in terraglia verde filettata color caffè, ornato di vignette (paesi con rovine) con bordo a nastro rosa, manici color giallo ocra; bordo della bocca color verde.
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Cfr. Morazzoni G., La Terraglia italiana, Milano. 1956, pp. 50-51: due vasi conservati alla reggia di Capodimonte, datati alla fine del 700, della manifattura Malvica di Palermo. molto simili per forme e decorazione.
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