Cafagioli
Vad tror ni om den här pasagen som jag hittade på nätet.
Jag tycker mig se ett P och ett S sammanvävt, liksom ett L. Kanske till och med en treudd med blommor runt.
Men jag såg å andra sidan ett fyrtorn i signaturen för några dagar sedan
" For Cafagioli, Chagagiolo, Cafagiullo, are only a few of the varied spellings of this name inscribed upon the ware, and always accompanied by a special mark composed of a capital P and an S, the latter letter being a continuation of the former. Another letter L is suggested by the crossing of the P at or near the base. Sometimes a trident is found with this monogram, more often tiny blue flowerets surround it; but many pieces have no factory mark at all, yet some of these bear the arms, emblems, and inscriptions of the Medici family, who, from 1434 to 1723, held the chief power in Florence and gave two Popes, Leo X. and Clement VII, to Rome. The fleuy de lis has been found with several dates-1466, 1475, and 1477. The conventional flower held in the beak of a cock is an early form, somewhat rarer than the arms with six balls, the uppermost containing three fleur de lis, accompanied by papal insignia-the key, the tiara or triple crown, etc."
Vad tror ni om den här pasagen som jag hittade på nätet.
Jag tycker mig se ett P och ett S sammanvävt, liksom ett L. Kanske till och med en treudd med blommor runt.
Men jag såg å andra sidan ett fyrtorn i signaturen för några dagar sedan

" For Cafagioli, Chagagiolo, Cafagiullo, are only a few of the varied spellings of this name inscribed upon the ware, and always accompanied by a special mark composed of a capital P and an S, the latter letter being a continuation of the former. Another letter L is suggested by the crossing of the P at or near the base. Sometimes a trident is found with this monogram, more often tiny blue flowerets surround it; but many pieces have no factory mark at all, yet some of these bear the arms, emblems, and inscriptions of the Medici family, who, from 1434 to 1723, held the chief power in Florence and gave two Popes, Leo X. and Clement VII, to Rome. The fleuy de lis has been found with several dates-1466, 1475, and 1477. The conventional flower held in the beak of a cock is an early form, somewhat rarer than the arms with six balls, the uppermost containing three fleur de lis, accompanied by papal insignia-the key, the tiara or triple crown, etc."
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