Talavera de la Reyna Decorative Objects

Large antique Spanish Talavera centerpiece bowl featuring a rampaging bull, circa 18th/19th century. 10" high, 15 1/4" diameter. Hairline prof...

This is a polychromed large urn vase depicting a continuos scene of a running deer and a bird singing in the neck of it; while in the body side there ar...

A fine antique Spanish Talavera art pottery maiolica tin glazed vase of rounded flask form and painted with animals dating from the 19th centu...

Authentic oversized very fine blue and white Mexican Talavera de la Reina glazed ceramic bowl. Blue and white Mexican Talavera pottery handcrafted an...

A striking Spanish glazed earthenware two-handled blue and white painted urn with handles, the body underglaze blue and white decorated very tipycal of this region. Talavera de la Reina pottery is a craft made in Talavera de la Reina, Toledo (Spain). Dishes, jars and other objects have been found in recent archaeological excavations; some of the materials discovered date back to the Roman Empire. Arabs brought to the city new techniques, including a new kind of oven for baking pottery. During that era, many of the pieces included abstract motifs as prescribed by Muslim religious restrictions. In the 15th century, Jan Floris brought new styles from Holland. 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...

Authentic very fine large blue and white Mexican Talavera de la Reina glazed ceramic bowl. Blue and white Mexican Talavera pottery handcrafted and ha...

A striking Spanish glazed earthenware two-handled blue and white painted urn with handles, the body underglaze blue and white decorated very tipycal of this region. Talavera de la Reina pottery is a craft made in Talavera de la Reina, Toledo (Spain). Dishes, jars and other objects have been found in recent archaeological excavations; some of the materials discovered date back to the Roman Empire. Arabs brought to the city new techniques, including a new kind of oven for baking pottery. During that era, many of the pieces included abstract motifs as prescribed by Muslim religious restrictions. In the 15th century, Jan Floris brought new styles from Holland. 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...

A striking Spanish glazed earthenware blue and white painted urn with cover, the body underglaze blue & white ornamental decorated very tipycal of this region. Talavera de la Rein...

A striking Spanish glazed earthenware two-handled blue and white painted urn with foliate molded handles, the body underglaze blue ducks decorate...

A striking Spanish glazed earthenware handled blue and white painted pitcher , the body underglaze blue ornamental decorated . It´s a "Botijo" in Spanish: Vessel of porous clay, w...

A striking Spanish glazed earthenware two-handled blue and white painted pitcher, the body underglaze ornamental blue decorated . Talavera de la Reina pottery is a craft made in T...

A set of three (3) 18th century glazed ceramic apothecary jars made in Talavera de la Reina, Spain - known for its ceramic tradition since the Roman times. Also called "albarelos" th...