A Doccia teabowl and a Venetian saucer, c.1750 and c.1760-65, both painted in the manner of Giuseppe

A Doccia teabowl and a Venetian saucer, c.1750 and c.1760-65, both painted in the manner of Giuseppe Romei, in purple monochrome (a paesi di porpora) with a river and buildings beside windswept trees, within shaped cartouches edged in purple and red, incised V mark to the saucer possibly relating to Nathaniel Friedrich Hewelcke or one of his workers at early Cozzi, a small filled chip to the teabowl's rim, 12.2cm. (2)

This style of painting is traditionally attributed to Giuseppe Romei, who worked at the Doccia factory from the 1740s.