Bitossi (Italy)

Yup, Bitossi. ( unless guido says differently)   

Thanks Naomi , that's great , much appreciated , I have done his little repair and will post him in the Bitossi thread , the collectors group sounds interesting , I only get the odd italian piece now and again ( no , not that sort )   

Bitossi cockerel , 10" High , label for rosenthall

Hi

I have these two pieces, pretty certain they are old Bitossi and not remakes. Any ideas on prices? I've checked a few of my books and not got very far, also the internet is quite unreliable in terms of pricing!

And the dog

Thanks for any help

Yes, Bitossi. The yellow and green colour is called chartreuse, however they've added brown to the mix in this one.

A bit blingy, but, yes, it is Bitossi.

Impressed mark used 1960-1976

Can anyone suggest a maker for this vase please.







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It might be Bitossi or Bagni

Raymor is just a distributor, not the manufacturer.

Would you like me to ask on the Italian Ceramics group on Facebook?

Thanks Naomi. I would appreciate that yes. :-)

FB Group says it's a rare Bitossi, and they're very jealous. :)
Hopefully Guido will have more info when he sees it.

Hi Naomi, I've taken a full pic of the vase which also shows its truer colouring that may help.

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That seems to be all the info. Yes it's Bitossi. It's not a common design. Seems to be a marmite design, some love it, some hate it.

Guido Bitossi has just confirmed its Bitossi. It's a colour/shape test piece.

Thanks again Naomi

Mid-century Bitossi elephant money box. These have been copied and reproduced, and modern version is available, but this is the original early version. With Liberty decor.
Numbered and signed Italy on the base.

Bitossi or not?

Most likely to be around 1960s-70s. They tended to be unmarked at the request of the retailers, so just had the Raymor labels on them.  If it was later it would be more likely to be stamped/marked.