Portuguese Ceramics

and lovers of Portuguese ceramics. On the back of each plate is the manufacturer's mark, which reads

techniques of painting on earthenware, preserving the authenticity and tradition of Portuguese ceramics.

and rustic decoration, typical of Portuguese ceramics. The piece features a vibrant color palette

triangles, harking back to the traditional decorative styles of Portuguese ceramics factories. The

most important in the ceramics and porcelain sector in Portugal, operating between the end of the 19th

traditional Portuguese ceramics, marked by spontaneous and expressive decorative patterns. With clear signs of

of Portuguese ceramics. On the back of each plate is the manufacturer's mark, which reads ‘Statue

collectors and lovers of Portuguese ceramics. On the back of each plate, the manufacturing mark, which reads

, typical of traditional Portuguese ceramics. The finish is enamelled, giving the piece a soft shine and

used for flowers, but also as a decorative object in Portuguese homes. Alcobaça faience is known for

Portuguese Palissy style platter with snakes, snails and other "critters" and foliage.

the charm of Portuguese ceramics from Candal. Its square base provides a stable foundation, adorned

Bowl in Portuguese earthenware. Rustic polychrome decoration, in the center a floral motif, with

specific manufacture, since the village of Mafra has a notable tradition in the production of ceramics. The

Portuguese palissy style plate with fishes.

Unusual Portuguese Majolica bull form wine jug with a spout behind the horn on head. Signed F

Hand-painted clay dish. Decorated with flowers and half circles in shades of blue and beige. The back of the dish is unpainted, making it a rustic handmade piece. The background is...

Portuguese ceramic tradition. These simply shaped plates were common in 20th century tableware. They show the

Large plate, in Portuguese Sant’Anna earthenware. Polychrome decoration with landscape and figures

common in many cultures and regions, especially in Portugal and Spain, where pieces like this were used

-decorated pottery is common in many cultures and regions, especially in Portugal and Spain, where pieces

Pallisy style Portuguese plate.

Dish in Portuguese Estatuária faience from Coimbra. Polychrome decoration with a colourful floral

of Portuguese ceramics.

tradition of Portuguese artisanal ceramics. With meticulously crafted decoration, it features floral and

Large pallisy style Portuguese plate with burrowing snake.

Portuguese Majolica by M.Mafra Caldas (1829-1905), an artist who participated in the 19th century

Portugal, 19th Century. Ceramic hanging platter.

, including Bordallo Pinheiro's iconic range of cabbages. The Portuguese ceramic studio, Bordallo Pinheiro

Pinheiro's iconic range of cabbages. The Portuguese ceramic studio, Bordallo Pinheiro, was established in

A very rare Indo, Portuguese silver octagonal box, Goan, 17th century, profuse pierced decoration

This charming Portuguese Cauliflower tureen with ladle and tray perfect for holiday entertaining.

gently undulating opening, reflecting the tradition of Portuguese utilitarian ceramics. The large handle

Two early 17th century Portuguese silver pyx, with gilt interiors, unmarked:- The larger one is

Two early 17th Century Portuguese silver pyx, with gilt interiors, unmarked:- The larger one is

An incredible very large silver Nef ship, made in Portugal. Intricate detailing.  

A Portuguese silver salver, circa 1700, heavily chased with stylized flowers, the central reserve

Circular with everted rim, on heavy cast base decorated with shells and scrolls, flat-chased with flowers, scrolls and rocaille, engraved with initials GWCW, stamped with city and ma...

Deep plate, in Portuguese earthenware from Sacavém, Gilman & Cª, Sacavém, Portugal. Decorated with

Portuguese porcelain pot from Coimbra, SP. Polychrome decoration with peacocks, one of the most

coloration characteristic of terracotta ceramics, with variations in tone due to the firing process and

Deep plate, in Portuguese earthenware from Sacavém. Polychrome decoration with geometric designs in

Antique copper kettle. This copper kettle has a rustic and functional design, typical of antique utensils used to heat and serve liquids. Its sloping shape and elongated spout make i...

," Portugal, 17th-18th century.

Portuguese earthenware platter. Sponged polychrome decoration in blue, yellow, green and red. The

Portuguese earthenware deep dish, attributed to Coimbra. Polychrome decoration with a symmetrical

Portuguese earthenware plate. Polychrome decoration in blue, green, yellow and wine, with floral

Portuguese earthenware dish with bird. Polychrome decoration in soft tones with a small bird

and its durability and is a benchmark in Portuguese and international ceramic production.

Portuguese porcelain saucer from Vista Alegre. Decorated in blue and white, white flowers on blue

Cut-out plate, in Portuguese earthenware, Frutuoso, from the Statutory of Coimbra. Polychrome

Portuguese earthenware dish, made in Coimbra. Polychrome decoration, with a delicate floral motif

Terrine in Vista Alegre porcelain. Polychrome decoration with delicate flowers in shades of orange, blue and green. The edges and handles are emphasised by fine gold details, showing...

Earthenware plate. Blue and white decoration, with river landscape, bridges, house and plant motifs. In the center of the plate, a scene with pagodas and houses stands out, surrounde...

, harking back to the Victorian style, influenced by 19th century English ceramics. This piece is an example

Covo dish, in Portuguese faience from Aveiro, produced at the São Roque Factory. The white

Of unusually small proportions, this inkstand comprises two pen holders, one ink well one sander and unusually a table bell above the wafer container. Made for Joaquim Prudencio Vita...