An Italian Collecting Journey - Chapter II | The Online Sale

An Italian Collecting Journey - Chapter II | The Online Sale

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A Lodi maiolica documentary dish, Rossetti manufactory, signed and dated 1736

Alternate Warehouse

Estimate

1,500 - 2,500 EUR

Lot Details

Description

painted with two chinoiserie figures and flowering plants in monochrome blue, the shaped rim with lambrequins, circular trellis panels and foliate scrolls, the underside inscribed and signed in blue: Fabrica di / Giorg: Giacinto / Rossetti e Tavazzi / in Lodi 1736


39 cm, 15 ⅜ diameter

Giorgio Giacinto Rossetti (d. 1779) started his career as a potter at Lodi and moved to Turin in the early 1730s, working in both places during the early part of the decade. By 1736-7 he was based solely in Turin. He signed his pieces both in Italian and Latin and quite frequently he added the location, Lodi or Torino, and the date. A tray signed by the potter is in the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, museum no. C.40-1910. 



Related Literature:

F. Ferrari, L. Samarati, A. Stroppa, La ceramica di Lodi, Lodi, 2003, p. 210, no. 147.

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