Estremoz Line
The Estremoz Line are polychromed productions in soft tones reminiscent of the glazed earthenware and porcelain which originated in the city of Estremoz, in the Alentejo, towards the end of the XVII century. These are not reproductions of old plates, nor any attempt to copy their style, although they are undeniably inspired by them.
Through the use of unleaded glazing, this porcelain can be used at table as well as in the kitchen, apart from its use for decorative purposes.
To order, pass the mouse over the photos, read the references of the designs and choose the respective lot from the chart at the end of the page for the preferred size of plate. To enlarge the photos click on them.
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Sizes
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Lots |
Sizes |
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L1 |
D 14 CM |
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L2 |
D 18 cm |
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L3 |
D 22 cm |
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L4 |
D 24 cm |
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L7 |
D 28 cm |
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L9 |
D 32 cm |
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L12 |
D 34 cm |
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L14 |
D 42 cm |
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L16 |
D 51 cm |
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L18 |
D 63 cm |