Overview
This is a classic example of Portuguese majolica, specifically the iconic 'Couve' (cabbage) pattern.
Preliminary identification
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Overview
This is a classic example of Portuguese majolica, specifically the iconic 'Couve' (cabbage) pattern.
Story
In 1884, the artist Raphael Bordallo Pinheiro founded a factory with the goal of bringing the natural beauty of the Portuguese countryside to the dining table.
Maker / Origin
Raphael Bordallo Pinheiro was a renowned caricaturist and artist before turning his hand to ceramics.
Condition & Value
The glaze appears bright and the edges look relatively crisp in the photo. Individual bowls typically sell for $15-$25, and plates for $20-$30.
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