Oversized Italian majolica vase probably Gaetano Battaglia Naples, 2nd half 19th cent, in the Urbino style, majolica with rich polychrome painting, the handle designed as a faun, on the front a ram's head with a suspended bunch of grapes, the wall with Old Testament motif, sale of Joseph and motifs with angels and festoons, restored, glued several times, wooden plate inserted in the foot for stabilisation, in need of restoration, h 90 cm. Info: this item can only be shipped with a forwarding agent!

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