AN IMPRESSIVE IZNIK-STYLE POTTERY VASE
AN IMPRESSIVE IZNIK-STYLE POTTERY VASE

ULISSE CANTAGALLI, FLORENCE, ITALY, 19TH CENTURY

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AN IMPRESSIVE IZNIK-STYLE POTTERY VASE
ULISSE CANTAGALLI, FLORENCE, ITALY, 19TH CENTURY
Of baluster form rising from short, slightly splayed foot to waisted neck with flaring mouth, two handles to the body, the blue, red and green painted decoration consisting of large composite flower blooms under intersecting saz leaves and amidst profuse vegetal and floral field, a wide band of scrolling floral tendrils and swaying leaves above and below, the foot with a simple blue lattice dotted in red, a wide register with elegant floral scrollwork above
23 ¾in. (60.4cm.) high

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This impressive vase by Cantagalli appears to be copied after a vase in the Italian Royal collections (whereabouts unknown), published in Théodore Deck, La Faience, primary source edition, open source reprint of 1887, fig.11, p.26. The copy of renowned pieces in public and private collections by most European ceramicists such as Cantagalli, Theodore Deck, Samson and Lachenal is well recorded. It is particularly interesting that lot 428 in this sale is also a copy of the same Iznik original, this time executed by Samson and on a much smaller scale.

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