A Set of two Ceramics by Elio Schiavon (1925 – 2004 ) Padua

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A set of two decorative mid-century modern decorative arts. The blue and grey matt colored are of rectangular shapes and dimensions. Both have an uneven rim in clay color and are interestingly decorated with small golden or bronze colored tiny stick-shaped ceramic pieces.

Highly collectible, these vintage Italian ceramics represent the sophistication of 20th-century Italian design, making them ideal for collectors of modernist ceramics, interior designers, or anyone seeking authentic mid-century decorative objects.

Elio Schiavon (1925–2004) was an influential Italian ceramicist celebrated for his modernist forms and experimental surface treatments. Working primarily in Padua, Schiavon became known for combining abstract geometric shapes with richly textured glazes and metallic accents. His ceramics from the 1950s–1970s epitomize the Italian mid-century design movement, placing him among the most important figures in post-war decorative arts. Today, his works are recognized as highly collectible and are frequently featured in international design collections and galleries.

22" H x 12" W x 4.25" D
14" H x 11" W x 3.75" D

Country of Origin: Italy
Material: Ceramic