Vintage gold gild signed Italian pottery Fratelli attributed w Drum-musical note

Maybe Fratelli Fanciullacci Gilt and Sgraffito, Italy 1950s-1960s

It is signed Italy and numbered. A drop of paint from manufacturing process inside the bowl,

Fratelli Fanciullacci sgraffito refers to pottery made by the Italian company Fratelli Fanciullacci using the sgraffito technique. Sgraffito, an Italian term for "scratched," is a decorative method where a design is created by carving through an outer layer of color to reveal a contrasting base color beneath. Fanciullacci pieces are known for incorporating this technique with bold, playful imagery, creating textured surfaces often decorated with motifs like floral designs, musical notes, or horses.
Fratelli Fanciullacci: An Italian art pottery company, established in 1862, that gained popularity for its mid-century modern designs, particularly in the 1950s and 1960s.
Sgraffito technique: Involves applying a base color (or layers of colors) and then scratching through the top layer(s) to expose the clay body or an underlayer