LUIGI SANTI DECORATIVE BOWL WITH STILL LIFE AND VOLCANIC EDGE - ITALY DAVID dedicated to teaching ceramic arts

dedicated to teaching ceramic arts and experimentation

but he was soon experimenting with pieces that incorporated stoneware elements—in the manner of the common beer stein

Designer Dieter Peter Manufacturer Carstens Tönnieshof Design Period 1960 to 1969 Production Period 1960 to 1969 Country of Manufacture Germany Identifying Marks This piece has been attributed based on archival documentation

Industrialists Samuel Godenius (1806-1861) and son-in-law Wilhelm Odelberg (1844-1924) won control of the firm in 1852

was ousted from the company because of his Jewish ancestry

LUIGI SANTI DECORATIVE BOWL WITH STILL LIFE AND VOLCANIC EDGE - ITALY DAVID dedicated to teaching ceramic artsAn eye catching one of a kind sgraffito pottery bowl with a bright fruit and vegetable still life in shades of orange, blue, green, yellow, purple, and red, trimmed in a black volcanic glaze. Produced in the 1950s by Luigi Santi LUIGI SANTI was born in Faenza in 1907. He graduated from the Royal School of Faenza, a pupil of Anselmo Bucci and Domenico Rambelli, and completed his training working in ceramics factories in central Italy, including the