Bruno Gambone Orange Brown Glazed Ceramic Pitcher 1970s

This striking mid-century modern pitcher is a prime example of Italian art pottery, created by the renowned ceramicist Bruno Gambone in Florence, Italy. The piece features a unique geometric design that beautifully blends architectural shapes with organic forms. Its lower section consists of a sharp, rectangular block body covered in a vibrant, high-gloss tangerine orange glaze. This bright base contrasts dramatically with a slender, organically tapered neck and a single looping handle, both finished in a mottled chocolate brown glaze with dark metallic undertones. The overall surface displays a slightly irregular, rustic texture beneath the glaze, highlighting the hand-formed quality and expressive craftsmanship typical of Gambone’s collectible post-war designs.

Excellent vintage condition with no chips, cracks, or restorations, signed on the bottom Gambone Italy.

19 H x 8 W x 7 D cm

Bruno Gambone spent his career expanding on the artistic legacy of his father, Guido Gambone, while developing a distinct, internationally acclaimed style of his own. Following his time in New York’s 1960s art scene, he brought a unique minimalist and architectural approach back to the Florence studio. His work is highly collectible and sought after by mid-century design enthusiasts and art collectors worldwide.