A Rare Earthenware Albarello of arched form. Decorated in yellow, green and blue with a scroll of fruiting vines. France, possibly Paris, Lyon or Montpellier 16th century.
Height; 5 3/4" (14.6 cm).[...]
Majolica from Faenza, Late 16th-early 17th century Decorated with a Bishop A piece glued back to the neck, chips at the base as well as three restored enamel chips, possibility of hand delivery in Par[...]
Pharmacy Jar or Chevrette
Venice, Italy
Late 16th - early 17th century
Earthenware
H. 23.5 ; W 23 cm
(hair and slight firing defect)
This Venetian medicine jar, known as a chevrette, is made[...]
Small Pharmacy Jar or Albarello
Catalonia region, Spain
Late 16th - early 17th century
Earthenware
H. 13.5 ; Diam. 11 cm
(restoration)
This small Hispano-Moorish medicine pot, known as an alba[...]
Beautiful pair of pharmacy vases produced in the workshops of Durantine ceramists in the mid-16th century, therefore, active in today's Urbania.
The ivory white enamel vases of beautiful quality are [...]
Beautiful slightly curved albarello in Venetian majolica with polychrome decoration on a blue background depicting Saint Laurent holding a palm in one hand and the grill in the other, in a medallion s[...]
Small jug with clover spout in majolica from Pisa or Siena with yellow, ocher and manganese polychrome decoration of grotesques and in a large cartouche probably St Benoit (with the black Benedictine [...]
This magnificent 16th century majolica dish is a Tuscan creation, more precisely from the municipality of Castlefiorentino. Majolica or maiolica is the specific name given to this type of earthenware.[...]
Small Italian faience basket, Renaissance period, coat of arms of a noble family from Spoleto. The faience has been glued and restored so that the insults are obvious. For more detail photos, see the [...]
This charming earthenware goat, beautifully decorated with blue plant motifs, was made in Faenza in northern Italy at the end of the 16th century. This type of albarello, that is to say pharmacy pot, [...]
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