CONICAL VASE WITH BULB AND RIDGES BY ALVINO BAGNI JACK It was later reinterpreted by

It was later reinterpreted by Bruno sometime after his father's death in 1969

and entrepreneurial achievements

one of the most important German wholesalers of ceramics in the mid-century

This practice enhanced the "studio work" semblance of CERAMANO pieces

but Larson had a more playful outlook

CONICAL VASE WITH BULB AND RIDGES BY ALVINO BAGNI JACK It was later reinterpreted byA beautifully formed conical tower of a vase, interrupted by a bulbous torso that erupts four fifths of the way to the topbefore the taper resumes, forming a slender neck that finishes in a small, slightly flared, opening. In golden orange and mottled brown with tight horizontal ridges by master Italian potter Alvino Bagni for the American import firm Raymor. 1960s. ALVINO BAGNI (19192009) was born in 1919 in the quiet Tuscan hamlet of Lastra a Signa