A tall, playful jug from the Romacrea school in Rome, active in the 1950s–60s and renowned for its artistic forms and inventive glazing. Its surface is animated by a free-form animal pattern in orange and manganese on a sand ground, further detailed with carved vertical bands. The handle, shaped as a curling tail and highlighted with expressive black brushwork, adds a whimsical touch to its distinctive interplay of pattern and texture.
A tall, playful jug from the Romacrea school in Rome, active in the 1950s–60s and renowned for its artistic forms and inventive glazing. Its surface is animated by a free-form animal pattern in orange and manganese on a sand ground, further detailed with carved vertical bands. The handle, shaped as a curling tail and highlighted with expressive black brushwork, adds a whimsical touch to its distinctive interplay of pattern and texture.
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