The Albatros glazed ceramic sculpture, created by the prestigious Manifattura Lenci in 1937 in Turin, is a rare and elegant representation of Italian decorative art from the early 20th century. Commissioned by Princess Maria Bona di Savoia-Genova, this refined piece embodies the exclusivity and royal provenance that make it highly sought-after by collectors. The sculpture, depicting an albatross at rest, is characterized by its graceful Art Deco lines and lustrous glazed ceramic finish, showcasing Lenci’s signature craftsmanship. Marked with both the Royal Family’s crest and the Manifattura Lenci insignia, this vintage ceramic sculpture holds exceptional historic and artistic value. Ideal as a luxury decorative object for refined interiors, it also serves as a rare collectible for connoisseurs of early 20th-century Italian ceramics and royal memorabilia. Its timeless design and provenance make it a centerpiece that exudes sophistication, history, and the enduring elegance of Italian artisan tradition.
