Cantagalli, Italy - cockerel mark

Anyone recognise the signature underneath - brendy, makes me smile every time.

Possibly a cantagalli mark but style seems off?

Looks like Cantagalli but surely this is 50s

Thanks - I would agree that it looks 50's.

Ceramica di Milano style and colours, But the Cantagalli cockerel has thrown me!

I think the Cantigalli pottery carried on well into the 20th Century. If you google Cantagalli Firenze Italy you'll see others from the 50s

Good Naomi, always assocated the earlier stuff with that mark.

Thanks people - looks like that one's solved!
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Can anyone please help to identify and date this piece of pottery, Thank you in anticipation of your help it is 14cm tall and 25cm across

Looks Italian maiolica. An early Cantigalli cockerel and N for Napoli, maybe?

Is this not a lid ? Last photo correct way up

With
the wear on the edges I would have thought not

looks like a tazza to me

c.1900 maybe. It doesn't have Italy so pre 1920s I think, although the Italians didnt add 'Italy' to items made for sale locally

Thank you for your kind assistance

It is Cantigalli. The number 22 is the artist. Rather than sign each artist had a number. I believe if my memory serves me there are 44 artists recorded. The lack of a country of origin is not a worry. Items made for export had Italy written on them, items for domestic sale often did not. Looks to have been made in the first 30 years of the 20th century, the style would suggest 1910-1920. The addition of letters in the design indicate it was probably made to order for a shop, cafe or an individual client.

Thank you so much for your assistance, this forum helps so much, it's wonderful

Could the decoration resemble Asparagus? Could be a serving dish at 25cms,
and maybe missing a lid?

A large red flambe-glazed vase with applied white leaves and gold lustre details. The base marked in gold ITALY below a squiggly mark like a rudimentary version of the Cantagalli cockerel. But I can't find any examples of Cantagalli even vaguely like this. Can anyone confirm, please?

Looks like a late Cantigalli piece. The factory continued into the latter half of the 20thC I think

Thank you Naomi.

Hi All....I'm pretty sure this is a Ulisse Cantagalli. The cockerel mark is consistent but id like to know if this was made and painted by Ulisse himself. It doesn't have a number on the bottom, so I don't think it was done by an artist in the factory. Plus, if I could get a time period also that'd be great!!
Thanks in advance

Looks right I think it’s a late piece. The factory continued into the latter part of the 20thC

Thanks NaomiM!! By late piece, what decade do you think?

1960s maybe. It closed in 1985