Art Nouveau Ginori majolica pilgrim bottle, Doccia (Tuscany) around 1890, bottle shape after Italian model of the 16th century, ceramic, light red shards, shoulder attachment with half-relieved horned male mascarons, one horn broken off (missing), the...

Art Nouveau Ginori majolica pilgrim bottle, Doccia (Tuscany) around 1890, bottle shape after Italian model of the 16th century, ceramic, light red shards, shoulder attachment with half-relieved horned male mascarons, one horn broken off (missing), the wall under glaze polychrome painted with flower tendrils and depiction of a lady Giovanna in medieval costume with name banderole, small chip at the bottom, in the bottom blue under glaze crowned manufacturer's mark Ginori, numbered 671-1875, incised S or L and 10, height 25.5 cm, width 14 cm. 2555-0001 Automatically translated by DeepL. To see the original version, click here.