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Antiques Alacarte > Pottery : Italy : Assisi : Jug

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$45 USD SaleSALE Wonderful Art Pottery 3-Handled Jug from Italy - Assisi

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Wonderful Italian three handled jug with clover leaf shaped opening at top, a great example of terracotta pottery. This vintage jug from Italy is from Assisi and created in the early 20th century - there is a '25' mark on the bottom, which may indicate the year. The brilliant hand-painted colors are typical of Italian earthenware pottery. This piece has incised lines called Sgraffito, which is the practice of scratching boldly into the pottery before it is fired to reveal the clay color ...

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