A Doccia yellow-ground beaker circa 1750

painted with reserves in purple camaieu, in the manner of Giuseppe Romei, with a small fortified tower and a granary seen from two viewpoints ( tiny rim chip,a few scratches to enamels)

For a beaker painted by the same hand within a similar cartouche, see Morazzoni-Levy, Le Porcellane Italiane, pl.196

Tiny nick to rim. Minor wear and scratches to enamels
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A very similar beaker, by the same hand, and with the same distinctive small buildings, was sold from the Vivolo collection, Sotheby's Milan, 13th November 2007, lot 153