Unknown mark on Italian pottery jug-Is it a flower?a flying mouse?
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Unknown mark on Italian pottery jug-Is it a flower?a flying mouse?
Have this great ball jug with an unusual mark that looks like a flower, possibly a flying mouse (seriously no, but be hilarious if it was).Does anyone recognize this mark? Thanks in advance for any help given.
squirrelboy70- Number of posts : 31
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Re: Unknown mark on Italian pottery jug-Is it a flower?a flying mouse?
Fairly sure it's meant to be a Cantagalli cockerel mark. Signed Italy below it
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Re: Unknown mark on Italian pottery jug-Is it a flower?a flying mouse?
Pretty sad looking rooster if you ask me .I just did some research and the shape, style, pattern, etc of my piece doesn't look like anything they produced. Are they the only ones who used a rooster mark?
squirrelboy70- Number of posts : 31
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Re: Unknown mark on Italian pottery jug-Is it a flower?a flying mouse?
Deruta pottery does similar jug shapes. Gambone is a long shot but I think it's more rooster than donkey
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Re: Unknown mark on Italian pottery jug-Is it a flower?a flying mouse?
Very similar mark on this discussion thread (although the mark itself is nolonger available except on google images)
https://www.antiquers.com/threads/italian-pottery-plate-cockerel-mark.9925/
https://www.antiquers.com/threads/italian-pottery-plate-cockerel-mark.9925/
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