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Giuseppe Vezzi

Italian potter
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  • Hohokam pottery
    pottery
    / Porcelain

    …in Italy until Francesco and Giuseppe Vezzi’s factory was established in Venice in 1720. It made fine hard porcelain the body of which has a slightly smoky colour. The style is Baroque, and the palette is notable for a brownish red. Another factory, that of Geminiano Cozzi, started in 1764,…

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    …in Italy until Francesco and Giuseppe Vezzi’s factory was established in Venice in 1720. It made fine hard porcelain the body of which has a slightly smoky colour. The style is Baroque, and the palette is notable for a brownish red. Another factory, that of Geminiano Cozzi, started in 1764,…

    Read More