Featured Possible fiamma Roma ferruccio palazzi vase?

Hi,
I found this little vase on one of my thrift adventures. From what I found it's a fiamma Roma by ferruccio palazzi or something very similar.
What is your humble opinion?

fiamma ferruccio palazzi by Armtrack posted Nov 27, 2025 at 3:24 PM

fiamma ferruccio palazzi by Armtrack posted Nov 27, 2025 at 3:24 PM

Sadly it has a spot due the the price sticker on it. Do you have any recommendations on how to remove it?

fiamma ferruccio palazzi by Armtrack posted Nov 27, 2025 at 3:24 PM

 

nice vase
terrible sticker !

How is the vase finished..... will depend on what to use to get that glue off...

 

Tricky, either way.
Nice find, though!

 

It looks like a pure terracotta finish

 

No idea if this works on the residue stain, as most tips seem to refer to removing the sticker and the sticky bits that are left behind, but ...

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DGc_7WMo8qB/
"Hairdryer – Heated the sticker for a few seconds, and it peeled off easily! But a little sticky residue remained. ✅
4️⃣ Nail polish remover (acetone) – Applied it, scraped with my fingernail, and boom—completely clean pot! ✨✅"

And followers post their tips:
"Mayo! It works a treat"
"L'eau écarlate" (https://www.henkel.com/our-businesses/eau-ecarlate-540724)
"Soak the label for a few minutes in windex or any other glass cleaner"
"Rubbing Alcohol"

A few more tips here
https://www.facebook.com/groups/662675825499148/posts/994944112272316/
but not all tips will be useful ...
"Try witch hazel. Lemon Essential Oil will take it right off"
followed by ...
"but may leave an oil spot."

 

I typically use Bestine to remove sticky residues. Not sure how it would work on a terracotta surface.

https://nymag.com/strategist/article/bestine-solvent-and-thinner-review.html

Debora

 

& there's the rub...
u don't want to hurt it , trying to make it better !

 

Don't use anything oily, that will leave a worse stain.
If you want to use anything at all, alcohol would be my first choice. Acetone my second.