Large Oval Zaalberg Potterij Serving Bowl – Deep Burgundy Tableware The gold patterning round the

The gold patterning round the verge remained identical as JB10 and in the later 1920’s as JB13 under Johnson Bros “Old English” range

It has a blue-grey nose and a classic seated spaniel appearance with long

The item is marked underneath: Made in India

Early adverts stated that they produced Earthenware and Ironstone China - particularly for the Canadian

The bowl has gold trim on a prominent scalloped rim

Large Oval Zaalberg Potterij Serving Bowl – Deep Burgundy Tableware The gold patterning round theThis pottery bowl, stamped "Zaalberg Potterij Parow" underneath, is a mid century modern piece created by Maarten Zaalberg, a Dutch immigrant who founded his studio in Parow, Cape Town, South Africa, and operated it between 1951 and 1983. It is characterized by its simple form and a glossy, deep burgundy or mahogany red glaze. The visual style, which is characteristic of the Zaalberg pottery from that period, was influenced by Japanese and early