Coppa con Piedestallo

Artist: Ceramiche Bertini (Historic Workshop)
Technique: Hand-painted glazed ceramic
Year: Circa 1970
Location: Ground Floor – Reception staircase
Condition: Excellent, original vintage condition

A refined example of mid-20th-century Italian ceramic artistry.
The deep green glazing and sculpted golden acanthus motifs give the piece a strong ornamental character, while its elevated foot and balanced proportions lend it a sculptural, almost ceremonial presence.

Vaso con Piedestallo Ornamentale

Artist: Ceramiche Bertini (Historic Workshop)
Technique: Hand-painted glazed ceramic
Year: Circa 1970
Location: Ground Floor – Reception Area
Condition: Excellent, original vintage condition

A monumental decorative vase characterised by deep green glazing and sculpted acanthus detailing.
Its architectural pedestal and balanced proportions give the piece a strong ceremonial presence, reinforcing the classical Mediterranean decorative tradition that defines the Palazzo Pascal collection.

Lampada Decorativa con Motivo Floreale

Artist: Battignani, Firenze
Technique: Hand-painted ceramic, third firing with 24k gold accents
Year: 2001
Location: Ground Floor – Reception Area
Condition: Excellent

A finely hand-painted ceramic lamp characterised by vibrant floral decoration and luminous gold detailing applied through traditional third firing.
Produced by the Florentine atelier Battignani, the piece combines classical Italian decorative language with the warmth and refinement typical of early 21st-century artisanal craftsmanship.

Grottesche Vietresi – Vaso Rosso in Terracotta
Franco Raimondi, 2010

Artist: Franco Raimondi (Vietri sul Mare)
Series: Grottesche Vietresi
Technique: Handcrafted and hand-painted glazed terracotta
Year: 2010
Exhibited: Part of the collection presented at the Venice Biennale
Location: Reception
Condition: Excellent

A vibrant red terracotta vase from the Grottesche Vietresi series by Franco Raimondi.
The intricate yellow decoration evokes mythological figures, marine elements and classical ornamental motifs, reinterpreted through the contemporary Vietri ceramic tradition.

The intense chromatic contrast and narrative composition give the piece a theatrical presence, transforming it into a sculptural focal point within the reception space.

Figura di Satiro Musicante
Anonimo, Anni 1920

Artist: Unknown
Material: Cast bronze with natural patina
Period: 1920s
Location: Staircase First Floor
Condition: Excellent, aged patina consistent with period

A bronze figure depicting a satyr absorbed in musical performance, rendered with expressive movement and classical dynamism.

The sculpture reflects early 20th-century fascination with mythological subjects, where sensuality and nature merge into a theatrical yet refined composition. The rich verdigris patina enhances its sculptural depth, giving the piece both historical character and quiet presence within the space.

Piatto Istoriato – Scene Classiche

Artist: Laura Silvani (Faenza)
Year: Circa 1990
Technique: Hand-painted glazed ceramic
Location: Grand Deluxe Suite "Rosa Canina"
Condition: Excellent

This istoriato plate by Faenza artisan Laura Silvani reflects the city’s long-standing ceramic tradition rooted in Renaissance storytelling.

At its centre, a classical mythological scene unfolds within an ornate cobalt framework, surrounded by finely detailed cartouches and marine landscapes. The precision of the drawing and the balanced palette reveal a disciplined hand and a deep knowledge of historic decorative language.

A refined example of late 20th-century Faenza craftsmanship.

Rosso Terracotta
Franco Raimondi, 2010
Serie presentata alla Biennale di Venezia

Artist: Franco Raimondi (Vietri sul Mare)
Series: Grottesche Vietresi
Technique: Handcrafted and hand-painted glazed terracotta
Year: 2010
Exhibited: Venice Biennale Collection
Location:  Staircase
Condition: Excellent

A monumental terracotta vase distinguished by its intense red ground and elaborate narrative decoration.
Mythological figures, animals and ornamental motifs unfold across the surface in a theatrical composition that reflects Raimondi’s contemporary reinterpretation of the Vietri ceramic tradition.

The deep terracotta tone acts as a dramatic backdrop, enhancing the sculptural volume and giving the piece a powerful visual presence within the space.

Untitled – Contemporary Ceramic Sculpture
Franco Raimondo, 2008
Collection exhibited at the Venice Biennale

Artist: Franco Raimondo
Year: 2008
Technique: Mixed media ceramic
Exhibition: Venice Biennale Collection 2008
Location: Mezzanine Retreat - Staircase
Condition: Excellent

A contemporary ceramic sculpture characterised by dynamic vertical composition and vibrant chromatic contrasts.
The interplay between the glazed base and the abstract architectural elements creates a dialogue between structure and spontaneity, reflecting Raimondo’s experimental approach to modern ceramic language.

Festoni Robbiani su Piedestallo
Pascal, 2004

Artist: Pascal
Technique: Handmade glazed and decorated ceramic
Year: 2004
Material: Glazed ceramic
Location: Mezzanine Retreat
Condition: Excellent

A sculptural ceramic piece inspired by classical Robbian garland motifs.
The luminous yellow glaze enhances the architectural form, while the white festoons and cherubic figures evoke Renaissance decorative tradition.

Entirely handmade and hand-finished, the work balances ornamental richness with structural harmony, giving the piece a strong ceremonial presence within the space.

Quadrato con Festoni Robbiani
Pascal, 2004

Artist: Pascal
Technique: Handmade glazed ceramic with sculptural relief
Year: 2004
Material: Glazed and hand-finished ceramic
Location:  Mezzanine Retreat
Condition: Excellent

Architectural base element decorated with classical Robbian garlands and sculptural putti in high relief.
The warm yellow glaze contrasts with the white ornamental detailing, creating a refined interplay between structure and decoration.

Designed as part of a monumental composition, the piece functions both as architectural support and independent sculptural artwork.

Mattia Chiucchiu
Seated Nude
2019
Patinated plaster sculpture

A contemplative female figure captured in a moment of quiet intimacy. The softened surface and natural patina evoke a sense of timeless stillness, balancing classical reference with contemporary sensitivity.

Private Collection – Palazzo Pascal

Grottesche
Claudia Ciotti, 1980

Artist: Claudia Ciotti (Deruta)
Year: 1980
Technique: Hand-painted glazed ceramic tiles
Style: Renaissance-inspired Grotesque decoration
Location: Private Collection – Palazzo Pascal
Condition: Excellent

A monumental ceramic panel inspired by Renaissance grotesque ornamentation, executed in the Deruta tradition.
The composition unfolds through mythological figures, marine motifs, rearing horses and elaborate vegetal scrollwork, framed by a carved wooden arch.
The vivid cobalt background and finely detailed brushwork reflect the technical mastery and decorative elegance characteristic of Ciotti’s work.

Wall Clock
Ceramiche Bertini, 1950s

Artist / Workshop: Ceramiche Bertini
Period: 1950s
Technique: Handmade & Hand-painted glazed ceramic
Style: Mid-20th century decorative craftsmanship
Location: The Art Salon
Condition: Excellent vintage condition

A refined mid-century ceramic wall clock featuring hand-painted Roman numerals and delicate floral decoration at the centre.
The warm crackled glaze and gilded wooden frame reflect the ornamental elegance characteristic of Ceramiche Bertini production in the 1950s, combining functionality with decorative artistry.

Festooned Urn with Pedestal – Terracotta Tone
Pascal, 2005

Artist: Pascal
Year: 2005
Technique: Handcrafted and hand-glazed ceramic
Decoration: Robbiana-inspired festoons with cherubic heads
Colour: Terracotta
Location: The Arte Salon
Condition: Excellent

A monumental lidded urn set on a matching pedestal, characterised by rich terracotta glazing and sculptural white relief decoration.
The composition features Robbiana-inspired festoons of fruit and flowers, framed by classical winged female profiles and cherubic heads.
The architectural pedestal enhances the ceremonial presence of the piece, blending Renaissance inspiration with contemporary craftsmanship.

Piatto Decorativo – Profilo Femminile

Artist: Eugenio Ricciarelli
Year: Circa 1980
Technique: Hand-painted glazed ceramic
Location: Junior Suite "Ortensie"
Condition: Excellent

This decorative plate painted by Eugenio Ricciarelli reflects a refined reinterpretation of Renaissance iconography.

At its centre, a classical female profile is framed by intricate cobalt scrollwork, surrounded by a vibrant border of Mediterranean fruits and foliage. The composition combines historical reference with expressive colour, creating a piece that is both ornamental and narrative in character.

Untitled – Contemporary Portrait
Mattia Chiucchiu

Artist: Mattia Chiucchiu
Technique: Acrylic on canvas
Style: Contemporary figurative / conceptual portrait
Location: Premium Suite "Angelica"
Condition: Excellent

A striking contemporary portrait that deconstructs the human face through geometric fragmentation and symbolic layering.
The composition juxtaposes classical nudity with abstract structural elements, creating a dialogue between identity, perception and emotional duality.
The bold chromatic contrasts and sharp graphic forms reflect the expressive language of a young emerging artist.