Aldo Londi Bitossi Style Italian MCM Tile Ashtray

Italian Mid Century Modern Glazed Ceramic Tile Ashtray, in the style of and possibly by Aldo Londi for Bitossi, c.1960s-1970s, marked Italy and 8577A on underside, 8.5 inches square.

Mid Century Modernist Large Italian Aldo Londi Bitossi Rimini Blue Ceramic Ashtray. 8 inches diameter x 2 H. Unsigned. Minor loss to glazing around rim.

A teal glazed red clay jug form vase featuring an unglazed frieze presenting a geometric collage of stamped fish, wheel forms, torpedo forms, Knabstrup style jugs, etc, Aldo Londi for Raymor, circa 19

Italian Mid Century Modernist Aldo Londi Bitossi Orange Horse. 12 inches L x 12 H x 5 W.

ALDO LONDI for BITOSSI Italian Ceramic Lamp Modernist. Bottle form brown glazed pottery with colorful glazed details. Base with colored glaze tiles. Matching finial.-- Dimensions: H: 38 inches: W: 8.5

Aldo Londi for Bitossi vase, Italian, mid century modern. Rimini blue with circle patterns throughout. Likely imported by Rosenthal Netter. Underside stamped 6 or 9. 12 x 5.25 inches

A mid century modern owl candle holder or vase. Attributed to Rosenthal Netter / Raymor / Bitossi / Aldo Londi. 7 1/4" tall.

Group of two Bitossi Rimini blue Italian ceramic ash receivers designed by Aldo Londi. Both ashtrays are in good condition and marked, "Italy" on the bottom. As seen left // right measures: 2 // 1.5"

Pair Bitossi Aldo Londi style Rimini blue sgraffito lamps. Marked Italy 1500 on base(s). Dimensions: (To socket) H 25.5" x D 7.5" Condition: Couple rubs and glaze nicks.

Mid-Century Modern Bitossi Aldo Londi style ceramic lamp on metal base. Dimensions: (To socket) H 25.5"x D 7" Condition: Couple small glaze nicks. Paint finish wear to metal base. Untested.

1960s Italian Aldo Londi Geometric Mcm Glazed Pottery Lamp Made For Bitossi. 29 Inches High

Mid century modern MCM Italy Italian studio hand crafted ceramic pottery round centerpiece center bowl. Designed by Aldo Londi ( Italian, 1911 - 2003 ) for Bitossi studios and distributed by Raymor in

A life sized Italian art pottery sculpture produced in the style of Bitossi and ceramicist Aldo Londi (1911-2003). A Mid Century Modern Realistic animalier piece depicting a Spaniel dog in a naturalis

Mid century modern Italy Italian studio hand crafted ceramic art pottery ashtray bowl by Aldo Londi ( Italian, 1911 - 2003 ) master ceramicist for the iconic Italian ceramics company Bitossi Ceramiche

Mid century modern Italian pottery vase attributed to Raymor / Bitossi / Aldo Londi. 8" tall. Some rough edges on top.

A group of 3 Rosenthal-Netter Italian pottery pieces in shade of Rimini Blue. The group includes an Aldo Londi geometric pattern vessel, a glazed bowl with geometric patterns and a small ashtray. They

Vintage Italian art pottery mid century modern orange with green and brown textured pattern ram sculpture. By Aldo Londi for Bitossi. Marked Italy on bottom. Measures 8 3/8" tall x 12" long x 7 3/8" w

12" Tall Aldo Londi Bitossi Italian Italy Rimini Blue Ceramic Horse Figure. Marked Italy. Dimensions: Height: 13 inches, Width: 4.5 inches, Depth: 12 inches. --- US Packing and Shipping charge: In hou

Aldo Londi Bitossi Italian Italy Rimini Blue Glazed Pottery Vase. Dimensions: Height: 12 inches, Width: 5.75 inches, Depth: 4.75 inches. --- US Packing and Shipping charge: $50 Plus insurance at a rat

Signed underneath. Fish form with raised dots. Dimensions: L 18.75" x W 3" x D 1.5" Condition: Small chip on the underside of fish's mouth.

(A) Red Bitossi vase accented with purple and yellow stripes. Designed by Aldo Londi. 10" height x 4" width. Shipping available call (717) 576-0778 for a quote.

Aldo Londi Bitossi Italian Glazed Ceramic Vase Italy. Rosenthal Netter Label. Dimensions: Height: 12.5 inches, Width: 5 inches, Depth: 5 inches. ---

Good overall condition with some minor glaze loss to the edges of the indentations. Lighter doesn't work. Height: 7"

The Bitossi family ceramic business has been in active production since 1871, and continues to build upon a ceramic tradition that traces its roots back to Montelupo Florentino at the beginning of the