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MCM Tito Corti Italy Majolica Ceramic Donkey Double Planter Signed TC Vintage

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Add a punch of vibrant retro charm to your shelves with this authentic Vintage Mid-Century Italian Majolica Ceramic Double Donkey Planter / Ciuccio figurine! Handmade and hand-painted in Italy during the 1950s/1960s by the renowned workshop of Tito Corti (signed TC on the base). This whimsical piece features a highly stylized donkey coated in a gorgeous, rich turquoise/teal glaze with bright sunshine yellow and orange hand-painted accents along the mane. It is structurally unique with two built-in side pannier baskets, historically used as a toothpick holder, match striker, small planters Markings: The bottom is hand-signed with the classic "TC Italy" workshop mark, alongside the original artisan production tracking codes "H - hh" or "44-H". Very nice vintage condition. Gorgeous shiny glaze finish. True to handmade mid-century Italian art pottery, there may be tiny organic manufacturing glaze pops, paint variations, or light base shelf wear consistent with age. No major chips or cracks! * Approximate Measurements: Height 7.1" Depth 6" Width 7" Italian Pottery, Tito Corti, Majolica Ceramic, Deruta Style, Vietri, Kitsch Decor, Cottagecore, Boho Chic, Eclectic Home, Shelf Sitter, Succulent Pot, Art Pottery, Mediterranean Folk Art, Burro Figurine, Turquoise Tea, Handmade

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