BERTONCELLO 986 Compote dishes emerged within middle-class

Compote dishes emerged within middle-class households in the 19th century to present special desserts

rounded fluted bases

Set in Xi’an

this moon shaped piece dons a calming rusted like base tone with a range of burnt orange and sandy hues speckled throughout

from the 1960s

BERTONCELLO 986 Compote dishes emerged within middle-classThe Bertoncello 986 Vase designed by Roberto Rigon in the 1960s and 70s, the Italian ceramicist collaborated with Giovanni Bertoncello for a number of years to create a series of sculptural earthenware pieces that were known for playing with geometry and shape, light and unexpected structures for the period. Featuring the signature glazing Screziato, in tobacco, this moon shaped piece dons a calming rusted like base tone with a range of burnt orange