Vintage Beige and Orange Ceramic Vase with Relief Flowers from Umbertide Fornaci

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A refined 20th-century decorative, wide-bellied vase in glazed ceramic, an original from the renowned Fornaci Umbertide factory. Featuring a surface … Read more A refined 20th-century decorative, wide-bellied vase in glazed ceramic, an original from the renowned Fornaci Umbertide factory. Featuring a surface of dense, horizontally embossed ribs outlined in pure gold, enriched with detailed polychrome floral appliques in orange, cobalt blue, and aqua green enamels, with a bright orange internal rim. The base bears the original hand-painted inscription "1205 Fornaci Umbertide Made in Italy." Preserved in excellent aesthetic and structural condition, perfectly intact, with brilliantly preserved enamels and gold highlights.

Technical Details:

Type: Decorative wide-bellied vase / Designer ceramics

Origin / Manufacturer: Ceramiche Fornaci Umbertide - Italy (Original, bearing the hand-painted mark on the base "1205 Fornaci Umbertide made in Italy")

Period: 20th Century (Vintage)

Subject and Style: Umbrian art ceramics / Horizontal ribs in relief outlined in pure gold, floral applications in polychrome enamels, and a bright orange internal opening

Materials: Glazed ceramic, pure gold outlines

Dimensions: Height 22 cm | Width 14 cm

Condition: Excellent aesthetic and structural condition; Perfectly intact, free of cracks, chips, or missing parts, with well-preserved gilding and shiny enamel.

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