ITALIAN MADE IN ITALY VINTAGE TRAY PLATE DEEP DISH 9.5 x 7 x 3 INCHES for Sale

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ITALIAN MADE IN ITALY VINTAGE TRAY PLATE DEEP DISH 9.5 x 7 x 3 INCHES For Sale

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ITALIAN MADE IN ITALY VINTAGE TRAY PLATE DEEP DISH 9.5 x 7 x 3 INCHES :
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HAND PAINTED

This is a mid-century bowl from Italy.

The bowl is hand painted from Italy. There are two little circles on the bowl that looks like the paint did not cover, as shown in the photos. It looks like there was paint or a bubble that did not get completely covered with paint. The bottom rim has a similar spot and when you run your finger around the bottom rim, it has what looks like small maker\'s marks. The photos show all the references made in the description.

One of the corners has a line where it looks like the paint comes together. I\'m not sure if it is a scratch, but it looks like it was made that way.

All of the above mentioned are difficult to see.

BestSouvenirs From Italy

Ifyou are flying into Italy chances are you will be coming through DaVinciairport in Rome. This is not an airport that you can just show up and rushthrough the line. This is an intense experience that will try your patienceunless you are prepared.

First,make sure you carry your flight itinerary or you will not be able to get to thekiosks to print out your tickets. Bring information confirming your business oryou will not get in the door. Then, make sure you fill out all the informationwhen you scan your pass port. Make sure you pick the right language, English,for example. Do not try to answer all the check in questions in Italian unlessyou are fluent.

Remember,once you get through all the check systems, you work your way to a shuttle thatwill bus you to the right terminal. Make sure you are on the right track andfind the right terminal. Also, do not run tight in reference to your schedule.Give yourself plenty of time because getting through this airport will take youplenty of time.

Whenyou go to Italy, make sure you leave enough room in your luggage bag to bringback souvenirs. Big, nice, thick items. Heavy, unique. Remember, you only havea fifty pound limit of luggage before the extended fees set in, so when you areout roaming the streets looking for souvenirs, pick wisely. Of course, you canalways ship home bulk items, it may cost you, but it is worth it.

Italyis an amazing place. It has a never ending collection of activities and funthings to experience. And when you are ready to leave and go home, the issue ofsouvenirs and what you should bring home to your family and friends takes toppriority. It’s souvenir time.

Aquick and fun souvenir from Italy that is always appreciated is a magnet.People like magnets and they always find a spot somewhere. Collecting magnets isa popular hobby. Often times when on vacation, one of the first souvenirssomeone will purchase is a magnet. You’ve probably purchased one yourself whenon vacation. Once you start collecting magnets, you begin to look for uniquemagnets and fun items to fill in your collection.

Suchis the case with magnets from Italy. There are a variety of collectible Italianmagnets out there and many of them have a unique style and flavor to them.Collecting magnets offers you the opportunity to find a nice range of materialsand items to pick from, and everyone appreciates a magnet from Italy!

Adecent magnet will cost you four to ten dollars. If it’s been a while since youpriced a good magnet, just know they pull their own weight. They are easy tobuy, popular, small, and they will not take up any room in your suitcase.

Overall,magnets rate high on the souvenir list and a nice magnet from Italy will neverbe declined. Chances are you will see them around for a long time and findingone on a friend’s refrigerator while visiting their home will give you a greatlaugh.

Thecoast is where you will find amazing ceramics. There are also small shops withvintage and antique pieces that will drive you crazy. It seems like the AmalfiCoast is the spot to find such interesting pieces.

Book Marks,Post Cards, Ceramics and Collectibles

Oh my, Italywill drive you up a wall picking what to bring home. There are so many thingsto buy and so much fun stuff waiting for you to take home. What it comes downto is how much weight you packed for your trip and how much the total weight ofthe souvenirs weights when you check into the air lines.

Light weightitems like book marks and post cards are easy to pack. Things like ceramics canbe heavy and breakable unless you plan correctly. There are a lot of streetcorners with small vendors and mini swap meet nooks just waiting for you tostumble upon. Often times, these spots provide a wealth of amazing souvenirsand collectibles.

When itcomes down to it, remember there is no harm in mailing yourself home some nicesouvenirs. You most likely will arrive home before your package arrives, but itis worth it. Considering the airlines will charge you hundreds of dollars, it’snot a bad deal.

All andall, Italian collectibles are fun to collect and it is always interesting toadd a new souvenir to your collection. Remember to have fun and enjoy theprocess!

TheAmalfi Coast

The Amalfi Coast is a 50-kilometer stretch of coastlinealong the southern edge of Italy’s Sorrentine Peninsula, in the Campaniaregion. It’s a popular holiday destination, with sheer cliffs and a ruggedshoreline dotted with small beaches and pastel-colored fishing villages. Thecoastal road between the port city of Salerno and clifftop Sorrento winds pastgrand villas, terraced vineyards and cliff sides lemon groves.

Rome, Italy’s capital, is a sprawling, cosmopolitan citywith nearly 3,000 years of globally influential art, architecture and cultureon display. Ancient ruins such as the Roman Forum and the Colosseum evoke thepower of the former Roman Empire. Vatican City, headquarters of the RomanCatholic Church, boasts St. Peter’s Basilica and the Vatican Museums, whichhouse masterpieces such as Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel frescoes.

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