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Vista Alegre Bordallo Pinheiro Cabbage Green Dessert Plate | Scully & Scully
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19th century Portuguese designer Bordallo Pinheiro founded his own earthenware company in 1884, which still creates collections based on original designs, under the guiding values of Vista Alegre. The charming Cabbage collection beautifully captures the timeless Pinheiro aesthetic in handcrafted, richly detailed earthenware. This collection brings n…
19th century Portuguese designer Bordallo Pinheiro founded his own earthenware company in 1884, which still creates collections based on original designs, under the guiding values of Vista Alegre. The charming Cabbage collection beautifully captures the timeless Pinheiro aesthetic in handcrafted, richly detailed earthenware. This collection brings nature, joy and humor to your table. Cabbage, in its rough and flat form, could be used as a metaphor for Portugals rustic ways, which Bordallo had so many times caricatured. This was a clever way to honour it, placing it on the bourgeois tables, where otherwise it would never have been invited. Handmade and decorated in Portugal.
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19th century Portuguese designer Bordallo Pinheiro founded his own earthenware company in 1884, which still creates collections based on original designs, under the guiding values of Vista Alegre. The charming Cabbage collection beautifully captures the timeless Pinheiro aesthetic in handcrafted, richly detailed earthenware. This collection brings nature, joy and humor to your table. Cabbage, in its rough and flat form, could be used as a metaphor for Portugals rustic ways, which Bordallo had so many times caricatured. This was a clever way to honour it, placing it on the bourgeois tables, where otherwise it would never have been invited. Handmade and decorated in Portugal.