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Posted 1 year ago
agoodworks
(4 items)
I found these cups in an Estate Sale in my neighbor hood about a year ago... Brentwood - Los Angeles. They were in a fantastic mid century home that had never been touched.
Problem is.... I have never seen anything like them. I have six... one is damaged but has been repaired.. along time ago! No label but maybe
ROSENTHAL NETTER INC. or BITOSSI? Don't know.
I love them.
I have been looking for about a year with nothing in site that are like these.
Has anyone seen anything like these?
Thanks so much!
Andra - still looking
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Hi
These fish cups are defiintely very strange and not something you see every day. The gilding is not a usual decoration but nice pieces too boot. They are not Bittossi or any other factory, just generic tourist wares
Dean
Thanks Dean,
I appreciate the information.
Andra
Hi Andra
You are most welcome - any time!
Dean
Fratelli Fanciulacci is probably the maker.
http://italianpotterymarks.freeforums.org/post1269.html
Fratelli Fanciullacci. Sorry about the spelling.
Thank you so much for this! Great information & great sites!
So very exciting! Thank you so much!
Andra
Season's Greetings to you and Yours, agoodworks!