Majolica Deruta (Italy)

Deruta but maybe not majolica

Great shape and colours- Is it 1950's or not do you think?

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walter has identified it as by Nino Strada 50-55 for the societa anomine majoliche deruta the arlecchino series

Another "Arlecchino" by Nino Strada (great eBay bargain )

Your post on Nino Strada is what brought me to this site
Italian bowl, Societa Anonima Maioliche Deruta (1950-1955), "Arlecchino" by Nino Strada
Just had a piece identified as being of the same
was trying to find out what it was worth

there is a lot of Deruta pieces with designs that could be Nino Strada I'm not convinced they all are as tsome are much more complicated but it remains a debate, as to value its in italy

I didn't see the Deruta thread , its nice to see other pieces, I guess a Moderator would have to move it
My mother bought this when my parents where stationed in Europe in the 1950's , It was packed in with a Rosenthal Shadow rose china set along with the other pieces from the 1950's, one that I posted here for an I D

this company is doing reproductions of Nino Strada pieces http://www.ceramicsderuta.com/ProductList.asp?CODPCAT=MPBXVG539727&VTAG=Ceramica+moderna+ note the complexity of the design ; original 50s pieces are rare and highly sort after that does not mean any deruta harlequin pattern the originals are in the museum at deruta someone needs to check them out, Ive got one like Ritas above but am not convinced its a strada piece neither by Firekingdoms one

not sure what your saying, its definitely from the 50's,but not all from the 50's are Nino Strada ?

this is a link to the info I got

http://forums.ebay.com/db2/topic/Pottery-Glass-Porcelain/Pottery-Deruta-Italy/5100153117

Meant to add that I'm 51 years old and this piece was in my mothers china cabinet ever since I can remember

I know Walther belives all these pieces to be Strada its only I have a doubt because some which are like the ones reproduced by the company I mentioned have more colours ,squirly bits in the squares and they have other amorphous shapes they look more painterly, yours is definatley a 50s deruta piece and very nice . I may be completely wrong but only the "societa anomine majoliche deruta" could say for sure as there are lots of potteries in Deruta who may have been working on the same lines

tenpot wrote:I know Walther belives all these pieces to be Strada its only I have a doubt because some which are like the ones reproduced by the company I mentioned have more colours ,squirly bits in the squares and they have other amorphous shapes they look more painterly, yours is definatley a 50s deruta piece and very nice . I may be completely wrong but only the "societa anomine majoliche deruta" could say for sure as there are lots of potteries in Deruta who may have been working on the same lines

I agree with Paul.
And of course, only the first models are by Strada.