Could someone tell what these are?

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Posted by roberta byrnes
14 years ago
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Description

We found these when we were cleaning out my husbands grandmother's house.  We had never seen them before and wonder what they are and if they have any value.
Category Pottery
Medium pottery
Distinguishing marks carved into bottoms "Italy", one has the number 1291 A and the other 1291 C
Condition Mint
Size and dimensions of this item 7 1/2 inches high
Date Period unknown
History Came from grandmothers estate.
eBay Auction Link
Price Paid (If known) unknown
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Submitted by Lovejoy

They are relatively modern examples of Italian majolica, a form of tin glazed earthenware pottery.  Most pieces like this post date World War two, and similar examples are still in production.
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