Ginori Majolica handle vase, Doccia (Tuscany) around 1880, after Italian model of the 16th century, Baluster-shaped faience vase with two fully sculptured handles with devil mascarons and grimace mascarons on the handle, snake tails divided at the...

Ginori Majolica handle vase, Doccia (Tuscany) around 1880, after Italian model of the 16th century, Baluster-shaped faience vase with two fully sculptured handles with devil mascarons and grimace mascarons on the handle, snake tails divided at the mouth of the vase, cream glazed, painted in colour under glaze with mythical creatures and floral decoration, in the bottom blue under glaze crowned maker's mark Ginori, numbered 185-1785, painter's number 8 on the side, height 31 cm, width 16.5 cm, one handle torn (still fixed). 2555-0002 Automatically translated by DeepL. To see the original version, click here.