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Antique Painted Majolica Ciarla (or Two-handled Amphora) Mid-19th Century

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An antique ciarla (or two-handled amphora) made of hand-painted majolica dating from the mid-19th century and attributed to the traditional and renowned ceramics workshop in Grottaglie, Puglia.Type: Vase/amphora with double ribbon handles and a bulbous body typical of folk pottery from southern Italy. Decorations: Stylized floral motifs in light blue on the body and neck, accompanied by a geometric band featuring a Greek fret or meander pattern and sponged-on touches of color typical of the period.Material: Glazed terracotta (majolica/faience) with visible signs of age and historical wear on the rim and base. Dimensions: H 33 cm / W 20 cm

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