Vase with Handles and Tureen with Platter, Portuguese Faience from Sacavém

This stunning Portuguese pottery vase, originating from Alcobaça and marked “AB Alcobaça Portugal, J Luiz” on the bottom, showcases the region’s renowned artistic tradition. Crafted ...

Table centrepiece, tureen with shell, in Portuguese faience. Exuberant decoration, with a body richly decorated with reliefs in shades of cream and brown, holes that serve as vents s...

Small pottery jar with lid. With a harmonious rounded and bulging shape, it has a short, slightly angled round spout, a delicately curved handle a...

Jug with handles, in Ancora ceramic, Czechoslovakia. Elongated and elegant in shape, with a slightly rounded body that tapers at the base and opening. The textured finish in an ochre...

From the 1950s, attributed to Hubert Bequet Quaregnon ceramic vase with a beautifull burgundy background decorated with a bright colorful raise...

Beautiful midcentury hand painted ceramic vase. Italy, circa 1950s.

This is a charming vintage soup tureen service. A Portuguese, ceramic serving dish set with platter and ladle, dating to the late 20th century, circa 1970. Displaying delightful flowerhead decor and vibrant detailing, this set makes for an attractive centrepiece at the dining table. Appealing vintage ceramic serveware, perfect for family gatherings or dinner parties Generously sized tureen with tapering lid, topped with a bold central finial Accompanied by a serpentine serving ladle, nestled within a dedicated lid recess Set upon a coordinating platter, ideal for practical presentation and protection Decorated with an alternating pink and blue flowerhead pattern, full of cheerful character Stylised red stripe handles add an eye-catching flourish to either side With its vibrant palette and inviting form, this vintage soup tureen set offers both practical service and decorative appeal — an excellent example of Portuguese mid...

Nice Italian pottery vase have blue tone ground and flower foliate motif. Signed Italy and numbered. Minor glaze skips, normal and consistent with age.