Slipware bowl / dish - Ceramy, Catalan, Spain

Help please to identify the signature on this beautiful colourful bowl ,just wondering if it maybe Australian,Any help would be much appreciated.

I wonder if its Spanish? I was looking at a couple of very similar dishes in one charity shop yesterday only to find a very similar set of dishes in another shop later that afternoon. The set of dishes were Spanish but the others unmarked. The decorative technique and colours are very easy to replicate. Can't help id the signature at the moment though. Was there a reason behind you thinking it was Australian?

Not sure if there is a technical name for the technique. Hopefully someone else may know. I'd probably just describe it as marbling as slipware, agateware and feathering all have there own specific meanings when it comes to decoration. Your bowl appears to be surface coloured rather than have slip or different coloured glazes applied - but do correct me if I'm wrong

Many thanks ,I’ve got something to go on now ,I will post if I find out who it’s by .

Better picture of the signature

Hi have tried searching for it in Spanish potters but without any luck, now I will try French,many thanks

Called in at the charity shop today and the set of dishes were still there so I checked out the label which was a modern Spanish one. They were made by Ceramica Aparicio and you can see examples which are close to yours on their website under the product title "Waters" ceramiquesaparicio.com. I didn't see any signatures on the charity shop pieces.

Thank you  so much,I have had a look at the website and you are absolutely correct ,they are very similar indeed ,more research required trying to find the signature now thanks again

Can't see a name anywhere. Does anyone recognise it? Thanks.

lots of this type of pottery are made in Bisbal Catalogne

Hello everyone
This is my first post, so not sure if I've done it correctly or the photos have unloaded. Does anyone recognise the signature on the lovely large bowl/platter? I've tried googling the shop label, but couldn't find anything. I can't see any other marks (except the signature), I've even looked under the sticker. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Anne

Thank you Naomi for replying so quickly, at least I know it's French, which is a big help. Thanks Anne

Hello Naomi

Thanks for replying again so quickly. But sorry for being very thick, I hope you can answer yet another question?
I think my plate is by Thomas Buxo as shown in the link you sent in your last message. BUT the signature is wrong. I do think the signature looks like the word Ceramy, which was also in your reply. But when I google Ceramy, nothing comes up.

Once again, apols for being thick, I've only just started getting interested in modern pottery, since I bought this bowl/platter and another pretty plate, so know absolutely nothing.
Ta
Anne

Hi Naomi.

Oh I understand now.     Yep, it makes sense.
Thanks for your help, Anne

Ok


Hi ,
Does anyone know this pottery signature??
Thanks

But of a long-shot but you folk are always worth an ask. Thanks for taking time to look. PP