Three Italian maiolica vessels, 16th through 18th centuries

comprising a salt, possibly Deruta; a bottle, 16th century, possibly Siena; and a bottle in Renaissance style inscribed A. ACETOSI (water of vinegar or sorrel water).

The salt with some chipping throughout and minor surface abrasions. The bottle with some chipping and surface abrasions on all edges. Further chipping to corners on upper section and spout. Restoration to neck of spout. The inscribed bottle with minor surface abrasions, chipping around foot and rim of neck.
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