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    Posted 14 years ago

    stu
    (4 items)

    This will be a double post, as I have more images that apply to my question, so please look at my next post to get the complete picture.

    These are the first two of three small handpainted plates that I bought about 25 years ago in KC. The seller said they came from the sale of an estate in St Louis that was almost completely Nouveau/Deco.

    My conundrum is that these two are the same mold, but different patterns, and they are done by different artists [see graphics on reverse].
    I believe that they may have been from a cottage industry, or small pottery school, if you will, that bought or made the blanks and then various artists painted them.

    The reason I say this is that in my next post you will see that a different shaped, and subject matter plate is done by the same artist as the first one [white flowers] in this post.

    These two plates are 5 3/8" wide and very shallow. They are hand painted, but I do not know if they are original designs, or if they were taken from patterns that could have been supplied to "the school" along with the blanks.

    If anyone can recognize the maker's [or artist's] mark, I would appreciate anything that you can share with me about these.

    Please look at my next post to see the other plate painted by the first artist, and to see how the mark can be interpreted in more than one way.

    Thanks so much,

    Stu

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    1. pothead pothead, 11 years ago
      These are art nouveau maiolica plates probably from Florence, Italy. I've seen the SB mark several times but not the other mark. These plates are very similar to those made by Salvini around the turn of the 20th C.
    2. stu, 11 years ago
      Thank you so much pothead! I am now on a search for the "anchor" marked piece. One is the exact die-cut shape as the Salvini plate, so I'm hopeful my search will end successfully, and soon.
    3. pothead pothead, 11 years ago
      Welcome - apparently often workers went from one workshop to another or pieces or molds moved around. I'll try to add some photos on Pinterest later today of other SB pieces. Search for Italian stile floreale later today.

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