Moroccan Pottery, Blue & White Footed Plate, early 20th century
This early 20th-century Morrocan pottery plate from Fez is decorated in blue on an ochre background. It depicts a door filled with vibrant floral patterns in the centre and lively dots towards the edge. The plate is raised by a piedouche. Full of handmade textures, this beautiful piece would bring character displayed on a tabletop or hung on a wall thanks to the hole in the foot.
This early 20th-century Morrocan pottery plate from Fez is decorated in blue on an ochre background. It depicts a door filled with vibrant floral patterns in the centre and lively dots towards the edge. The plate is raised by a piedouche. Full of handmade textures, this beautiful piece would bring character displayed on a tabletop or hung on a wall thanks to the hole in the foot.
This early 20th-century Morrocan pottery plate from Fez is decorated in blue on an ochre background. It depicts a door filled with vibrant floral patterns in the centre and lively dots towards the edge. The plate is raised by a piedouche. Full of handmade textures, this beautiful piece would bring character displayed on a tabletop or hung on a wall thanks to the hole in the foot.
Dimensions & Details +
- Diameter: 23 cm
- Height: 5 cm
- Some glaze defects, a hole to foot for hanging
- Marked underneath
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