Antique Talavera Ceramics

Handmade dinnerware service for 12. It contains: 12 dinner plate 27 cm. 12 salad plate 20 cm. 12 soup bowl 15 cm. 12 bread plate 14 cm. 12 coffee cup 7 cm. 12 espresso cup. ...

Stunning piece made in Puebla Mexico in the late 19th C at the La Trinidad Taller of the Guevara Family. Hand painted and fired at high temperature this majolica bowl is a perfect ...

This large late 19th century talavera Poblana Jarron is decorated all-over in deep shades of blue, green yellow and red with birds and colorful foliate patterns separated by ring bor...

A fine late 18th century Talavera Poblana blue on white tibor with multiple rings of foliate borders in deep cobalt blue over a milk white slip. Large footed base with wide shoulder ...

A good 18th century Spanish talavera albarello (apothecary jar) with armorial crest and Hapsburg eagle in deep cobalt over a milk white slip. Dimensions: 10 inches vertical x 4.5...

Glazes of copper green, cobalt blue, yellow and manganese on a bone white slip with a male portrait within a landscape setting of flowers. Origin: Sevilla, Spain Back metal hooks ...

A superb mid 18th century talavera Poblana blue on white albarello (apothecary jar) with graphic foliate and geometric motifs in deep cobalt over a milk white slip. Inscribed 'Gu Ara...

A large and impressive early 20th century talavera Poblana blue on white jarron by Isauro Uriarte - Fabrica de la Loza de Talavera, one of Mexico's most important talavera studios. T...

A stunning 18th century talavera Poblana blue on white jarron with multiple rings of deep cobalt blue bird motifs over a heavily glazed milk white slip. Large flat bottom base with h...

It should be noted that the ceramics of Talavera de la Reina, Toledo are Talavera de la Reina Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

Talavera ceramic signed on the base with blue and white decoration of garlands and flowers. Signed on the bottom Talavera, Spain and the number 383

The predominant colors—ochre, green, pink, and blue—provide a vibrant, artisanal feel reminiscent of popular Andalusian or Talavera ceramics, with clear historical influences.

Ceramic plate decorated with high temperature enamels on a white tin opaque slip. The polychromy is based on typical Talavera colors: cobalt blue, copper green, manganese black, anti...

Triangular spice. Glazed ceramic. Talavera de la Reina, Spain, 17th century. It has small flaws. Triangular spice rack made of glazed ceramic that has three circular holes in the...

A rare Spanish Talavera pottery platter, circa 1700-1750.

Spanish Faience charger with leaping stag, Talavera, circa 1780-1800 The large deep tin-glazed earthenware dish is painted with a large figure of a stylized prancing stag amongs...

Antique 19th century Spanish talavera handpainted glazed ceramic vase.

Hand-painted glazed ceramic vase from Talavera, Niveiro (Toledo), with figurative handles, possibly from the 19th century.

19th Century Spanish hand painted and Glazed Talavera ceramic jug.

19th century Spanish Talavera pottery white bowl with blue ornamental decorations.

Ceramica de Talavera firmada en la base con decoracion en tono azul y blanco de guirnaldas y flores . Firmado en la parte inferior Talavera, España y el numero 383

Glazed Mauresque Spanish Talavera pottery bowl ware. Hispano-Moresque earthenware dish multi-colored polychrome pottery vessels with Moorish patterns. Islamic ceramic pottery bowl ha...

Beautiful large-scale early 19th century (or earlier) Spanish majolica tin glazed earthenware bowl depicting a horse in a wooded landscape, the borders decorated with zig zags of gre...

19th century Spanish Talavera porcelain vase with animals and horse rider scenes.

He founded a factory which started the pottery tradition of the city.[1]. Ceramics of Talavera have been used to make fountains; examples exist in Cuba and Brazil.

Circa 1890-1910 Uriarte Talavera apothecary jar. In traditional Spanish form. Amber & cobalt decoration in diamond fields. Base rim nip seems original. Mark of Isauro Uriarte-Fabrica...

Spanish Talavera de la Reina hand painted ceramic wine pitcher with bird and trees polychrome decoration, early 20th century.

Rare 18th century handmade Talavera De La Reina bowl. Around the time of the Talavera pottery and the Spanish Talavera de la Reina pottery, the Majolica (faience) or tin-glazed earth...

18th century Spanish Talavera De La Reina Pitcher Jar Bucaro Botijo Centerpiece Rustic. A beautiful 18th-early glazed ceramic pitcher jar made in Talavera de la Reina, Spain known fo...

He founded a factory which started the pottery tradition of the city.[1] Ceramics of Talavera have been used to make fountains; examples exist in Cuba and Brazil.

He founded a factory which started the pottery tradition of the city.[1] Ceramics of Talavera have been used to make fountains; examples exist in Cuba and Brazil.

He founded a factory which started the pottery tradition of the city.[1] Ceramics of Talavera have been used to make fountains; examples exist in Cuba and Brazil.

He founded a factory which started the pottery tradition of the city.[1]. Ceramics of Talavera have been used to make fountains; examples exist in Cuba and Brazil.

He founded a factory which started the pottery tradition of the city.[1] Ceramics of Talavera have been used to make fountains; examples exist in Cuba and Brazil.

Great group of 19th Century Spanish Talavera bowls. Blue and white with bird motiffs, and geometric patterns.

A good, rare 18th century eight lobed quill holder - Talavera de la Reina. Beautiful deep cobalt blue glaze over a milky white slip.

A jewel of a Talvara Poblana flower pot. Decoration influenced by work of Mexican painter and filmmaker Adolfo Best Maugard or "Fito Best", author of "A Method For Creative Design" ...

A handsome 19th century talavera tibor from Mexico. Dark cobalt, red, yellow and morisco green glaze over a milky white slip.

Dimensions: 10 inches high.

Group of Spanish 18th Century Talavera de la Reina alberellos. Armorial and ecclesiastical designs. Can be bought as a group or individually.

Enrique Luis Ventosa and Ysauro Uriarte Martinez collaborated starting in 1922 to create unique works of ceramic art introducing pre-Columbian art into the motifs along with the Isl...

Beautiful Spanish Talavera platter.

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A good, large 19th century blue on white Spanish talavera armorial pitcher - circa 1860. Dimensions: 11.75 inches high.

This extremely rare, large 19th century talavera pulque pitcher from Puebla, Mexico, circa 1870, is polychrome painted in deep shades of terra-cotta red, ochre and copper green over ...

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A 19th century double handled Talavera Poblana Vasija with colorful foliate motifs juxtaposed against a red grid of parallel lines - complete with the original lid.

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A good, large early 19th century Mexican talavera handled 'vasija' with a village scene surrounded by foliate patterns in green, yellow, dark brown, red and cobalt. The small pitcher...

A good 18th century Spanish Jarron with flora and fauna motifs in yellow, black, pale blue and copper green over a milky white slip. Dimensions: 9 inches high x 7 inches diameter.

A good 18th century Spanish Jarron with flora and fauna motifs in ochre, black, pale blue and copper green over a milky white slip.

Dimensions: 9 inches high x 7 inch...

Really great Spanish Talavera pitcher. Circa 1870.

A rare early 20th century signed talavera Poblana pictorial platter. Signed "Pedro Sanchez - Puebla" in lower left.

Dimensions: 16.75 inches diameter.

A very good, large 19th century talavera bowl (Puebla) with copper green, terra-cotta red, pale blue and manganese over milky white slip.

Dimensions: 9 inches diameter...

A beautiful 19th century handled Talavera jar from Mexico. Glazed all over in deep shades of copper green, blue, terra-cotta, black, yellow and aubergine with a heavily cracquelured ...

A large early 19th century Spanish Granadino Fuente with a traditional sunflower motif in blue and green over a milky white slip. The verso has been lovingly repaired with hand forge...

A classic, large early 20th century Mexican blue on white talavera charger with a beautifully rendered cathedral surrounded by birds, swans and trees. The underside bears the signatu...

18th century Talavera Faience/Majolica charger: 18th, possibly 17th century Talavera faience/Majolica charger having a scrolling foliate design with a central forest scene with an an...

A good 19th century Spanish talavera especiero (spice tray).

Dimensions: 5.5 inches x 5.5 inches x 2.5 inches.