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New/never used Postcards of Italy-printed from Original paintings of Artist G.Ospitali.
Printed in Italy
Printed on Pounded paper.
Brilliant colors and best quality.
Italian Pottery Importers to the U.S.A since 2001
We insure every package.
we can ship multiple items for lower cost shipping.
In a Rare case that the item you bought got sold in our store already you will get a Full refund and a 10% off your next purchase (valid for 15 days).We do our best to keep our listing updated with our inventory,every piece that is listed on got a label and when it get sold in our store we end the listing right away.
Please before you buy take sometime to look at all the pictures of the listing.
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Please read:By Vietri pottery we mean Pottery that comes from VIETRI SUL MARE a town on the amalfi coast,in ITALY and NOT the American based company named Vietri.
About us: Everything started in my home town,Sorrento.In 1968 atthe age of 19 my mother took over a store in Piazza S.Antonino whit the help ofmy grandparents(who were in the ceramic business before)she opened her firstceramic and souvenir store when Sorrento was an undiscovered place.Now afteralmost 50 years in Business she has 2 stores becoming a landmark for paintersfrom all over Italy who seek to sell their work of art in the touristy Sorrento,shealways loved her job and passed the love to her childrens and since 2001 shehelps us select the best made/painted by hand Italian Pottery to import toU.S.A. We have from The Big lines of Vietri sul Mare(Amalfi coast)to the mostfine lines of Deruta(Umbria) and Toscany dealing with over 20 differentpainters from 5 different region of Italy:Campania,Umbria,Toscana,Sicilia andVeneto.
Custom Orders available.
Buy from one of the most reputable USA retailer store of Italian Pottery and save on Import tax.
