Beautiful set of five 19th-century Fajalauza deep bowls from Granada, Spain.
Each piece is hand-painted in cobalt blue on a white tin glaze, featuring classic Andalusian floral and foliate motifs. These bowls represent the traditional Hispano-Moresque ceramic heritage of southern Spain and were produced completely by hand in small Granada workshops.
A rare opportunity to acquire a matching group of authentic 1800s Fajalauza.
Sizes (top row)
Sizes (bottom row)
Colors: Cobalt blue on white glaze
Details:
• Origin: Granada, Andalusia, Spain
• Date: 19th century
• Technique: Tin-glazed earthenware (Fajalauza), hand-painted
• Dimensions: Bowl 1 (left): 6.3in / 16cm diameter; • Bowl 2 (center): 7.87in / 20cm diameter; • Bowl 3 (right): 5.5in / 14cm diameter; • Bowl 4 (left): 7.67in / 19.5cm diameter; • Bowl 5 (right): 7.87in / 20cm diameter
• Condition: Excellent antique condition for 19th-century Andalusian faience. Light glaze imperfections, small firing marks and minor age-related wear typical for early Fajalauza. Professional packaging. Worldwide insured shipping.
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