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<p>[QUOTE="jsales0, post: 10458, member: 138"]Unless you know without question that the piece is Giovanni's just list them as De Simone as you will avoid problems with collectors that only want Giovanni's work. Agree that the spot is just a glaze issue and meaningless (at least to me as someone who has the pottery all over my kitchen) and I too would call the covered piece a box. Definitely don't state the "urban legend" Picasso connection. It isn't true although often stated that he was Picasso's student.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="jsales0, post: 10458, member: 138"]Unless you know without question that the piece is Giovanni's just list them as De Simone as you will avoid problems with collectors that only want Giovanni's work. Agree that the spot is just a glaze issue and meaningless (at least to me as someone who has the pottery all over my kitchen) and I too would call the covered piece a box. Definitely don't state the "urban legend" Picasso connection. It isn't true although often stated that he was Picasso's student.[/QUOTE]
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