Ceramics Collection
Ceramics Collection
The core of the Bagatti Valsecchi ceramics is predominantly composed of five to seventeenth-century artifacts, although later works are not lacking. Many production centers are represented in a kind of mapping of the main Italian manufactures, including Venice, Pavia, Ferrara, Faenza, Pisa, Montelupo, Urbino, Casteldurante, Pesaro, Deruta, as well as Rome, Gerace, Trapani, Burgio. Numerous ceramics come from sets of ancient pharmacies dismantled in the course of the 19th century. In contrast to the Italian character of the collection, an exception is a group of lusterware dating from the fifteenth to the seventeenth century attributed to Valencia and Manises.
Albarello
Alfonso Patanazzi
ca. 1620
majolica
height: 80.5 cm
inv. 480
Bowl-like cup
Antonio Patanazzi
ca. 1580
majolica
Ø 19.5 cm
inv. 682
Vaso
Ippolito Rombaldotti
1678
maiolica
height: 82 cm
inv. 484
Cake/fruit-stand
17th century
majolica
height: 11.5 cm
inv. 417
Vase Castelli d’Abruzzo
late 16th century
majolica
height: 27 cm
inv. 423