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Re: Italian Barbotine Majolica Vase w/ Apples
I would agree this piece is by Carlo Mollica - Italy.
Based on the subject I would date this piece circa 1938 - 1952. During this period fruit was a common theme. Barbotine was french and usually was florals and smaller in size from what I have found in my research.
This is a lovely piece of Italian history the Hallmark crown over an M was in use during my estimate period of being made. Definately this piece could have been in a French Barbotine Style from decades earlier.
Circa 1938 - 1952
Estimate Value: $ 500 - $1250 US ... This estimate could fluctuate on market if you were to sell this piece. Many pieces become sought after in certain periods. For insurance I would place $1500 - $1750 US to replace if ever destroyed.
Kindest Regards ..
Thomas J. Gordyn
Certified Proffessional Appraiser - AIOA
Proud Member of The American Numismatic Association
Re: Italian Barbotine Majolica Vase w/ Apples
Hello Thomas,
We are so happy to hear what you commented on our vase.
It's exciting to know about it, not the least Who Created It!
Thank you again!
Steve and Julie Thompson
Re: Italian Barbotine Majolica Vase w/ Apples
To All, This piece is currently for sale. Thank you for looking.