R.B. - Alcobaca (Portugal)

Here is a another vase, shape 600, the same size as the one I posted before but even more clearly influenced by a certain kind of Italian production.



Here it is a very similar italian one:

http://www.millersantiquesguide.com/items/104334/a-1950s-italian-vase-with-/

In the millers guide 2011 edition on page 75 there is a fantoni attribution valued at £300-500 by wallis & wallis auctions , base mark is clear , but as far as we have been told ,Fantoni never did anything like this and it's more akin to san marino pieces , which it is , they are exact same as San marino and painted signature on them , these are being made in the far east from a lighter clay ( easier to import) the conversation came about in the similarity of design to some of your pieces and San Marino , Not Fantoni .

R.Ferrao wrote:Here is a another vase, shape 600, the same size as the one I posted before but even more clearly influenced by a certain kind of Italian production.



Here it is a very similar italian one:

http://www.millersantiquesguide.com/items/104334/a-1950s-italian-vase-with-/

Yes Rita , Very similar that's what I am saying, The Spanish pottery signed CASES also has these motifs.

Hi Ed, thanks for the reference. I'll have to research for the CASES 50's and 60's production

Wall plate - 36,5 cm





More information here:
http://ceramicamodernistaemportugal.blogspot.pt/2012/08/pratos-de-parede-raul-da-bernarda.html

Red cruet, late 50's or 60's (very italian).







More information here:
http://ceramicamodernistaemportugal.blogspot.pt/2012/06/galheteiro-e-prato-raul-da-bernarda.html

Tray
c.25 cm long



http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-lRlTLmeVmZU/T8ynF0EO1KI/AAAAAAAACX0/_6CueN22nMg/s1600/RB.jpg

First time I see one with the stoppers.

Unfortunately i don't have the base

Joel Paiva wrote:Unfortunately i don't have the base

You can't have it all

Raul da Bernarda table lamp from the 50's. 25cmX30cm tall (only ceramic base).

Envious

A fun lamp! I love the cat.

Hello! I found this Little pink rose which seems to be from Portugal - R.B Alcobaca. I saw an old thread in here about Alcobaca ( citat ):

"Raul da Bernarda & Filhos Lda was originally established in Alcobaca in 1875 and was recently closed, as happened to a large number of Portuguese pottery factories during the last years.
R.B. was taken in 1900 by Manuel Ferreira da Bernarda and became the most important factory in Alcobaca, a small town with a large and relevant pottery production. By the middle of the century, the factory had about 50 employees and began to export. The pieces I'm going to post are from this period, they have a graphic appealing, strong colours and a humourous feeling."

What I would like to know if is anyone can tell how old this pink flower could be? What time is it from? It might be from the time when they started to export. I could be wrong ofc. What do you think?

All reply will be received with a big hug ^^

The bio. says they started to export in the 50s, which presumably is when they would have added the Made in Portugal line to the backstamp. It looks 1960s style to me, but that's just a guess, I'm afraid.

Thank you. Yes, I thought it had to be a newer one. The older has a handwritten stamp. Thank you Naomi ; )

I recently found this dish and was looking for some information it has the R.B alcobaca made in Portugal 2237 its a candy dish with a house buy some water. I am not sure how to load a photo on this cite. If anyone know please let me know.